"What happens here that you aren't going to read is the six-page soliloquy from Inigo in which Morgenstern, through Inigo, reflects on the anguish of fleeting glory. The reason for the soliloquy here is that Morgenstern's previous book had gotten bombed by the critics and also hadn't sold beans." (page 223)
Don't you just love author asides?
Ok, so Teaser Tuesday is hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. Drop a comment and I'll be glad to check out your teaser(:
Yes, I do like it when the author speaks directly to their audience, it can be a very engaging technique if done well - less is more. E M Forster did it in the classic A Room With A View to great effect.
ReplyDeleteReally? I'll have to check out the book then(: Thanks!
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I love the book and the movie. Now you've got me thinking of reread too.
ReplyDeletei have never read this...nor seen the movie! guess i'm missing a good thing
ReplyDeleteTRISH - My T.T.
i actually haven't read this book. Or seen the movie either. I've tried but never got around to it. Great teaser though. Here's my Teaser
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Hope you're enjoying it. Just an excellent novel.
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