Hook, Line and Sinker
Upon completing a work of fiction, readers are typically rewarded with one of two feelings of accomplishment: The “I’m-so-much-more-educated-and-better-off-for-having-read-that-highly-literate-piece-of-prose” kind of accomplishment, or the “I-just-devoured-that-book-faster-than-a-stoner-could-eat-a-bag-of-Peanut Butter Chex Mix” kind. Both elicit a justifiable amount of pride within readers, because, let’s face it, reading books makes us feel good about ourselves…