"Let's Open It Up to Questions from the Audience" at Every Author Interview Ever

The spectrum of audience interactions often varies from simple questions to complex rants, showcasing diverse motivations and personal agendas that influence discussions with authors.

Some individuals approach Q&A sessions as platforms for their complaints or personal opinions rather than seeking clarification or genuine understanding of the author's work.

The nature of questions asked can reflect broader societal issues, illustrating how personal agendas, biases, and the need for validation shape interactions at literary events.

Read at The New Yorker