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though. Panourgias had the misfortune or luck to be read and popularized through word of mouth before the critics were forced to do it, whereas if they had early reading rights, who knows? Maybe they would have seen him differently.โ€

โ€œOK, but is what he does literature?โ€

โ€œHonestly, I donโ€™t give a shit. I know one thing for sure: that the closer the book got to the end the more an indescribable sadness came over me for not being able to prevent it. And thatโ€™s what matters for me the most. What need do I have for art, if it doesnโ€™t talk

- Youโ€™re having her talk like Panourgias.

- Well, by reading him, willy nilly, she ends up mimicking him as well.

And also for not been able any more to read it for the first time.

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to me, doesnโ€™t touch me, looks down on me, calls me names ? Panourgias, on the other hand, keeps me company, pampers me, spoils me. He is my best friend who whispers jokes in my ear during lessons. I understand his every word, his every phrase, how do I explain it? He must have, as a reader of garrulous and predictable books, lived through some traumat-ic experiences, from which he swore to spare his fu-ture readers. Hereโ€™s a writer Iโ€™d love to meet, by God! Sadly, though, he has stubbornly withdrawn himself from his fans in this excruciating hide-and-seek, and he doesnโ€™t seem to want to come out from hiding de-spite the Marco Polo we yell to him. He doesnโ€™t know what heโ€™s missing. Iโ€™m definitely curious to see what he looks like, since there isnโ€™t a single picture of him anywhere. Why is he so secretive? I donโ€™t get it, what does he have to hide, whoโ€™s chasing him? He needs to finally assume the responsibility for his actions. Why doesnโ€™t he?โ€

โ€œMaybe heโ€™s ashamed of his writing, afraid that it will expose him, revealing an image of him that that has nothing to do with the artificial one he tries to project outwardly?โ€

โ€œIf thatโ€™s the case, then too bad for him. Because if thereโ€™s an image of him that wouldnโ€™t sit well with

- The epitome of populism.

- Well, ok, lately everything is dubbed as populism.

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me, itโ€™d be the artificial one, which logically I can imagine as the polar opposite of the fictional one.โ€

โ€œEven if at that one a latent cynicism sneaks in and a sneaking misogynism is latent, even if the digs against the female sex are running wild? Even if his analyses exude the mustiness of

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