I loathe those things. However, now I spend all my time reading Gloranthan sources, and neverending Puraunic Mythology. I'm unsure if it's a much better trade off.
Dude: If some guy comes into your house and pisses on your cornflakes, are you a hater for wanting him out of the house? 'cause, in that case, yeah, I'm a hater.
In addition to being a hilarious and well-crafted piece of fiction, it also spawned a quite enjoyable musical: Man of La Mancha by Mitch Leigh, Joe Darion, and Dale Wasserman. I recommend it!
My aunt wrote several books on Don Quixote. But I can't find them on Amazon. Mainly because they're not in English, although I could swear she's written articles in English.
But yeah, it's also an example of metafiction in places, long before we started using the word meta.
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Rock on.
But yeah, it's also an example of metafiction in places, long before we started using the word meta.