#WritersCoffeeClub 6. #Writing Is it the reader's/critic's interpretation of a work or the author's?
I assume this means which is correct. Both are correct, but the author's is canon, as long as they play fair. This is especially true of issues of plot. Issues of meaning are more open since example, authors can be hypocritical or maybe even blind to deeper meanings.
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