What's your opinion on "The Author’s Final Words"?
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What's your opinion on "The Author’s Final Words"?
Did it ruin the final reading mood? Or did it give you a satisfactory feeling since you were thinking exactly the same?
I fit more into the second option. How about you?
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So, since I started reading the book, I realized many interesting things that it shows between the lines, that is why the second option is the one chosen for me.
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I can't tell, what I do know is that the final note made me imagine whether such a story could one day end up as non-fiction and not a sci-fi novel. I also believe that the author wanted his readers to feel that way.
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It did not ruin my mood. AI is getting more and more prevalent. So maybe our future could be somewhat similar to what the author wants to tell us through this novel.readingswithsoso wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 18:21 What's your opinion on "The Author’s Final Words"? The author says he fooled us because the book is a work of fiction, but not at the same time.
Did it ruin the final reading mood? Or did it give you a satisfactory feeling since you were thinking exactly the same?
I fit more into the second option. How about you?