"For the reader, this definitely and significantly positions the magazine out of the Seven Sister field as a women's lifestyle magazine," she said.
All you need to do is convince the reader of this and that there's a market for it, and you'll be OK.
As Mr. Shane puts it, "Does more liberty necessarily mean less security, and vice versa?" He asked readers this question, and they responded.
Unfortunately for the reader, this novel is erudite and dense without being the least bit engaging.
For both Gerhard and the reader, this is a moving relief.
Needless to say, to a contemporary reader this view sounds extremely antiquated and even sexist.
His keenest readers realise this, and several wanted to know how he had managed to stick to his vocation.
Both authors and readers know this, and their manners of production and reception are attuned to this requirement, at least in cases of successful writing and reading.
In closing, I would like to say "thank you" to the readers of this and previous columns.
While you write, your mind is constantly working, "Does this make sense?", "Will my readers understand this?", and so on.
Author response: We believe that mentioning cladistics and derived characters will not mislead the reader, and this is, indeed, rather traditional in studies that involve RGCs.
