Fiction may be the worst thing about the 21st Century. Nobody likes it.
Everyone has better things to do than pretend to care about who does what
to whom, considering that these people aren't even real. You think we
would have learned our lesson after the 1800s, definitely after the 1900s.
The 1900s was a terrible century for fiction. Nobody wrote any, and those
who did threw it out nearly immediately. That which didn't get thrown out
was lost in a big fire. But first I managed to read some, and this issue
of elimae contains what I can remember. Everyone who's read it agrees on
two points:
1. The 21st Century ought to see better fiction, or none at all.
2. It's no shame that this issue and everyone who read it were lost soon
afterward in an even bigger fire. Still, everyone was terribly
disappointed.
|