That's my point. We should talk about the books and not about anything else. My first answer was to someone who wrote, and I quote > I don't blame any writer

That's my point. We should talk about the books and not about anything else. My first answer was to someone who wrote, and I quote > I don't blame any writer for wanting to be anonymous. In today's world, your race, gender, sexual orientation, age, hair color, clothing style, political affiliation, birthplace, and any other discernible group identity will be used to analyze, market, and categorize your work into the appropriate tribalist-identity. There's no evidence that this is the case, in fact the evidence point to the exact opposite direction.