But it has been vaunted as a masterpiece by such diverse readers as Morris Dickstein and Steve Almond and also embraced as a "perfect novel by a whole new generation of readers". That's the kind of happy ending the book lacked.
They amount to a formalist defense, positing the story as an autonomous object in which diverse readers perceive diverse ideas.
The movies generate interest in their print counterparts, allowing the latter to reach more (and more diverse) readers.
While the contributions are highly diverse, readers can find unexpected connections across the volume, tracing echoes as well as diametrically opposed points of view.
While tales of characters gifted with superhuman abilities continue to be popular among the mostly middle-class, white men who have grown up reading comic books, they do not necessarily pull in the younger, more diverse readers who would help the industry increase sales.
Below, Terry McMillan, the author of "Waiting to Exhale" and, most recently, "Who Asked You?," talks about why she prefers writing in the first person, how she gets to know her characters and why it's important for writers to be diverse readers.
Marvel always courted diverse readers with its hip, inclusive style, but African Americans were largely absent from its pages until 1966, when the Black Panther changed everything.
And as you will see from the reviews of Disease Proof by both diverse experts whose names you will likely know, and diverse readers whose names you will not, it is very likely to do you good if you read it.
His reasoning seemed inviting, if not poetic, as he described the artistry of editing as a mechanism to make a person's story more accessible to a diverse group of readers.
Yamin's book invites a diverse range of readers, including students and legal and public health practitioners, to think critically about what human rights-based approaches are and how they can be leveraged to bring about transformative social change, not only in health but across the entire spectrum of human development.
In conventional hazard mapping practice, scientists analyse data about volcanic hazards, and then display the results on a map for a diverse audience of readers.
