But these individuals who have "the look" if nothing else cross the line when they wet their talentless toes in the sacred waters of the novel.
I'm referring, in case you wondered, to this abomination (discovered while perusing Borders Friday evening):
And don't even get me started on this girl:
I just don't think "Duff played the precocious Lizzie Maguire" or "Conrad lived in 'reality' television prior to..." looks so good on the author bio when others in the profession actually graduated with an MFA, understand the nuance within the written word, and can form a sentence without the frequent interjection like (as in "He is like totally like not like listening to like me"). I just wonder who in the publishing world is keeping the gate. Because their A$$ needs to be canned.
(Pretty cover, I'm going to go ahead and guess not much substance based on the "author.")
(Really? I mean--really?)
I just don't think "Duff played the precocious Lizzie Maguire" or "Conrad lived in 'reality' television prior to..." looks so good on the author bio when others in the profession actually graduated with an MFA, understand the nuance within the written word, and can form a sentence without the frequent interjection like (as in "He is like totally like not like listening to like me"). I just wonder who in the publishing world is keeping the gate. Because their A$$ needs to be canned.
4 comments:
Hahaha. YES!
Oooh, you're a little sassy today aren't you?
Although I do agree, both books are probably craptastic!
Very pretentious (I had to look at your post to spell that one). You also think people need to know how to read and write to succeed in life (and for once I'm not being sarcastic, just frequently parenthetical).
Amen!!!
Not that I have an MFA or write very well, but I'm closer!
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