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Originally Posted by st.cronin
I don't believe NoMyths understands me at all.
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Emily Dickinson was almost completely unpublished during her lifetime -- she had no audience. Whatever experience is possible
with an audience, it doesn't alter the artistic merit of a work -- for many artists, satisfying themselves (as audience) is of more concern than worrying about an outside audience. Thus, a work always has a built-in audience (the maker), regardless of any concerns that come later with an outside audience.