helgi
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What if you could talk to an author before you ever read his book? Isn't that more proper than reading the book of a stranger? Think of a book as a set of capitulations,.. I mean chapters. Well, isn't it more proper to be first familiar with the author of the book before availing yourself of the chapters? Reading many books by strangers is tantamount to intellectual promiscuity, while reading the book of an aquainted author is a better practice, and not so binding; but as ideal as a sound marriage or coupling. Chaple before chapters, it says in the good book.
...in this case, consider the books of authors who are familiar, here at this forum.
...in this case, consider the books of authors who are familiar, here at this forum.