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Date Posted: 09:37:05 03/23/07 Fri
Author: Bianca
Subject: 'People say life is the thing; but I prefer reading'....

I'll be joining the camp of message posters who are writing a dissertation, hoping that you enthusiasts will have an educated nibble at a dangled question...

I am looking at 'Flaubert's Parrot' and the statement it makes on the relationship between literature and the reader. Does it promote empathy, insight and a sense of life's possibilities? Or is it a ghetto for saddos who can't cope with the intimacies and complexities of real life? Although packaged up to sound more academic, naturally. Any resources or ramblings you'd care to supply would be received with rapture...

How do you suppose one would actually be able to angle a conversation with Barnes, short of stalking? Is it worth sampling the delights of Swindon to see him at a literary festival I wonder? Musings on this subject, welcome too.

Many thanks.

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