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Juxtaposition means to compare and contrast. To say you would read one person, and not read another is not a juxtaposition, it is a statement. Giving reasons and applying some critical analysis to the two positions is a juxtaposition :thumbsup:

There was no implied juxtaposition between the two people mentioned in my post. It was just an example of a person I would read, and a person I wouldn't. With your obvious level of certitude on the matter, perhaps you could to furnish us with a critical comparison of the pair?

Will Self caustically deconstructs the everyday, which in itself is not a bad thing, as we all do it to a greater or lesser degree, NSC for example. And I'd much rather read what he has to say than Katie Price telling us about baby number x