This is because the author does not prioritise the craft when the mission is tearing someone, or something, down. These technical elements are easily ignored when an author’s priority is revenge. A reader cares about characters, tension, prose, worldbuilding, language, pacing and theme. Although both enjoy a strong connection, it is arrogant for a writer to presume a reader is interested in their rants. There’s a difference between a reader and an author. For one, the reader does not care about an author’s life or situation when reading fiction. Sarcasm aside, there are many issues when a writer opts for revenge. This novel has already earned controversy due to the brutal death of a character named ‘J.K Rowling.’ From this, we can establish this writer as classy and elegant the Proust of our times. A clear and unfortunate example comes from the recent Manhunt, a horror novel from Gretchen Felker-Martin.
Although I firmly believe in artistic freedom, it makes for poor literature when writers use storytelling for personal grudges.
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