>he doesn't read biographies of his favorite writers

>>9332384
>wants to read the author go on about his life instead of cool stories

im sorry anon, but that's just boring

>>9332391
Biography, not autobiography

>>9332395
>wants to read about what other people have to say about [author] rather than his works himself

im sorry anon, but that's just boring

>>9332391
Actually most authors use their work as a basis for their work

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>>9332399
Unlike most authors who use their life as a basis for their life

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>>9332412
>>9332399

>>9332428
>>9332399
>>9332412

Sorry, what I meantersay was: most authors use their author as the basis for their author

>>9332479

author is just one man

>>9332500
>authoritors

>>9332399
Actually most use a basis as an author for their basis

I read a biography of Henry Miller and was disappointed to learn what a cuck he was

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>>9332479
>>9332543

>>9332384
Most writers make for unedifying biographies. You reach the end and you can't recognise the person who actually wrote the books.

>>9332554
details plz

>>9332555
It makes more sense if you look at it this way: most lives use their authors as a work for their basis.