Good fiction’s job is to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.
David Foster Wallace
The Job of Good Fiction…
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3 responses to “The Job of Good Fiction…”
Fiction is the opportunity to awaken the humanity within while dissipating the ego/persona which is itself seeking the illusions of a fictional world.
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Very well said!
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Can relate to that
Really hope that my own book can do this!
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