LATRAME
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In the eighteenth century, doctors published warnings against novel-reading. Too many emotions. Dangerous for young women. A low, industrial genre, fit for chambermaids, while serious people read sermons.
That low genre went on to produce "Madame Bovary", "Anna Karenina", "One Hundred Years of Solitude".
Keep that somewhere for the next time someone tells you what you write isn't real literature.
That low genre went on to produce "Madame Bovary", "Anna Karenina", "One Hundred Years of Solitude".
Keep that somewhere for the next time someone tells you what you write isn't real literature.
