They really should be translated and published. Maybe the Anglo-Americans would understand him slightly better... well, it's already too late for most of them, and we can say it's already lost, but at least, some fangirls could STFU after they actually read something he wrote -- and stop jugding him only from Enrico's "LRF", Wajda's "Danton", Mantel's "A Place of Greater Safety" or Przybyszewska's plays. (Admittedly, it would be a big step for Reason if he was judged from reality, rather than fiction.)
Re: S-J: wild and obscure! -- Aw, yes. XD
ROTFL. You could call it like this. XD
They really should be translated and published. Maybe the Anglo-Americans would understand him slightly better... well, it's already too late for most of them, and we can say it's already lost, but at least, some fangirls could STFU after they actually read something he wrote -- and stop jugding him only from Enrico's "LRF", Wajda's "Danton", Mantel's "A Place of Greater Safety" or Przybyszewska's plays. (Admittedly, it would be a big step for Reason if he was judged from reality, rather than fiction.)