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The most important thing to know about me as a reader/ writer is that I love enigmatic fiction. Be it H.P Lovecraft or Neal Stephanson I can't get enough of the confusion. I find utter confusion to bring forth an interactive aspect to a tale, as it spawns creativity from from the reader. This is not to vouch for stories without any explanation whatsoever, but rather those that pull you in making sure that you are involved in the telling of the story. I find as a reader that stories that make you work to find the answer are all the more pleasing, as it helps the reader understand that they aren't just a mere observer but rather the most important piece of any book.