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> I looked for references in the story for modern female mangaka that might have been influenced by her work and the author does not seem to make that case Why
by freddie_mercury 6y ago
> I looked for references in the story for modern female mangaka that might have been influenced by her work and the author does not seem to make that case
Why should it? It is a review of a new book about Tsurita. Book reviews rarely talk about the other people who were, in turn, influenced by the artist.
If your complaint is that the title doesn't match the article very well...those complaints have become frankly tiresome. Does every single post ever need to remind people that the editor picks the title not the author?
By engaging with the title, instead of the substance of the article, you're just proving the editor's point.
If you don't like a title, ignore it and respond to the actual substance of the content.
- SllX 6y ago> If your complaint is that the title doesn't match the article very well...those complaints have become frankly tiresome. Does every single post ever need to remind people that the editor picks the title not the author? 1. I was responding directly to a comment on this site, not to the article as a whole. 2. Read my commentary again, I refer to the author of the piece and what they wrote and the Atlantic itself separately.