The Soapbox: On Hugo Schwyzer, Personal Essay Writing & Redemption
"Most readers desire the perfect combination of both— a narrator that has learned something, but that resists declaring themselves as all-knowing."
Then one would then be working from the assumption that life has a moral meaning. Perhaps this is not so. Or there are no moral lessons one would wish to glean from the experience?
Those would be my views.
"Most readers desire the perfect combination of both— a narrator that has learned something, but that resists declaring themselves as all-knowing."
Then one would then be working from the assumption that life has a moral meaning. Perhaps this is not so. Or there are no moral lessons one would wish to glean from the experience?
Those would be my views.
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