A writer's writes of what the writer is thinking
The reader may read the work rather differently
Interprets the work rather differently than what
The writer had in mind

This could be seen as a misinterpreting - misunderstanding
Or just finding what the reader needs

A relevant example is Kafka's The Trial
Kafka, wrote The Trial, as a comedy-satire

A comment on his time then
His readers and his friends saw The Trial
As well as deadly serious - comments on the times

I reckon that interpretation is right for the times - NOW!

Ken D. Williams

The Dyslexic Wordsmith Ov Thanet