He's saying that there is never that "Ah-Ha!" moment in Fitzgerald's writings which deliver a clear message to the reader. I kind of agree, whenever he gets close to a statement which appeals to me personally or begins to develop an interesting idea, he moves on.
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He's saying that there is never that "Ah-Ha!" moment in Fitzgerald's writings which deliver a clear message to the reader. I kind of agree, whenever he gets close to a statement which appeals to me personally or begins to develop an interesting idea, he moves on.
Interesting. There's so many 'Ah-Ha!' moments for me that I still think about the novel over 25 years after I first read it.
I guess it's just a matter of life experience and perspective.
What's an example of a book that gave you an 'Ah-Ha' moment?