Saturday, December 28, 2013

Satire: Possible agent's or prospective publisher's rejection of Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities -



Possible literary agent's or prospective publisher's rejection of Charles Dickens' Tale of Two Cities:  "I've talked it over with the other reader, and I don't like the sudden change in Sidney Carton's character.  I was drawn in by the beautiful and magnificent opening, but Sidney appeared too degenerate and irresolute in the opening chapters and too self-flagellating, while his death at the end was too self-sacrificing.  I found it depressing."

Charles Dickens self-published.

Imagine what it would have been like if--
1.  Tale of Two Cities and other Dickens' masterpieces were never written or published.
2.  Dickens re-wrote his novels to make them "happy."

kmk 12-28-2013
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