Imagine: a person who grew up as an only child should be forbidden to write about characters with siblings; a person who lives in NYC should never dare to set a work in Paris or Kentucky. A person who never owned a pet shouldn't imagine the mental state of a guinea pig or a tiger. But how about:
And Smith's "the Fraud" is her best one yet. It's Dickensian and her protagonist is a white Scottish Catholic bisexual woman. That'll show 'em!
Imagine: a person who grew up as an only child should be forbidden to write about characters with siblings; a person who lives in NYC should never dare to set a work in Paris or Kentucky. A person who never owned a pet shouldn't imagine the mental state of a guinea pig or a tiger. But how about:
Tyger, Tyger, burning bright
In the forests of the night . . . .
What would the Woke say to William Blake?