Begins with Ehterege and ends in Congreve... also Vanbrugh and others who pave way for Sentimental comedy of 18th century
This is an online contest and so far we have recieved an ample response. Here is a select audio by far the best! The first reading by Warda Javeed and the next by Mohammad Noor Farah.
So here we are, talking about our protagonist in relation to other characters. This main character is supposed to dramatise certain ideological leanings of the author or somehow reflect his personality. But what if we went against that and actually tried to be a 'wrong author' trying to show you what he doesn't want to? What if we be our own critics? author of that author?
The paradox lies in the term 'last chapter' : while every chapter is a last chapter on of its own, the last chapter itself is not the last chapter. Explore my journal as I record the conundrum of the last chapter.
Hey folks! Apology is in order for I am a newbie podcaster. Here I talk about a my book that I'm presently about to finish and how I am stuck with differing and opposing conclusions. Stay tuned.