Ideas
A friend of mine commented that he did not understand To the Resurrection Station until I told him what it was about. So my long conversation at the novel's end did not work for a guy who is a very intelligent, thoughtful reader. I guess the joke is on me.
As I mentioned below, I really like the stories I write that strike me as clever. But maybe the rest of the world does not share my interest in trickiness. Maybe my tricks are not as good as I think they are.
Well, almost everyone has some little area of vanity. Since my tricks appeal to me and do not bother other people too much, I guess I will keep on with them.
As I mentioned below, I really like the stories I write that strike me as clever. But maybe the rest of the world does not share my interest in trickiness. Maybe my tricks are not as good as I think they are.
Well, almost everyone has some little area of vanity. Since my tricks appeal to me and do not bother other people too much, I guess I will keep on with them.
posted by Eleanor at 11:10 AM
2 Comments:
It is about the General Intellect, sort of, no? (As in alienation from labor.)
It is also replete with references to other SF/F works from Oz to Daybreak 2250 (except here the Beast Things aren't, well, very bestial).
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