SikFuk
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So... in trying to steer this thread in a more author-oriented direction, I googled Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath". Some people credit it with inspiring the New Deal. What can we do, as authors (or wannabe authors
) to further the cause of economic justice without starting political threads in inappropriate places?
I made a few suggestions in an earlier post. I think erotica is ripe for social commentary disguised by real life scenarios. Shouldn't we be talking about that, instead of taking pot shots at each other? Doesn't anybody here want to write the next "Grapes of Wrath", especially the OP, whose writing prowess is second to none here at LIT? (Okay, that last claim is debatable, but for the sake of furthering the discussion, let's pretend it's true.)
I made a few suggestions in an earlier post. I think erotica is ripe for social commentary disguised by real life scenarios. Shouldn't we be talking about that, instead of taking pot shots at each other? Doesn't anybody here want to write the next "Grapes of Wrath", especially the OP, whose writing prowess is second to none here at LIT? (Okay, that last claim is debatable, but for the sake of furthering the discussion, let's pretend it's true.)
) I suspect we'll also see an increase in the stratification of society, with the rich ensconced in their gated community bubbles while everyone else struggles for scraps. This is the future we'll get from a Scott Walker or a Carly Fiorina. I'm glad I'm old. I won't have to deal with it. You, on the other hand, already have your garden, so you're all set.
