All Things Considered

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The author expresses a deep ambivalence towards literature, acknowledging a love for serious readers while simultaneously warning them against this collection of hastily written essays. These pieces, characterized by their rawness and lack of polish, address fleeting topics and were submitted at the last possible moment. The author humorously suggests that their imperfections are too fundamental to be revised, implying a sense of irreverence and a rejection of conventional literary standards.