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The Latin adjective vain Vanus - has up to eight meanings. For DRAE (Dictionary of the English Royal Academy), in its fourth sense, means useless, futile or meaningless. So flows the question: writing, is a futile occupation? Ie, is a useless act, fruitless and pointless? The answer is changing with the times. Albert Einstein warned us that everything is relative . Only in the last century, it was believed with absolute firmness that literature could, whenever it is proposed, to revolutionize their time, shake the status quo , put head, quis that the act of writing, was serious. We can also cite the Indian Nobel Prize Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul, who confessed, his own experience that " o p a writer to write well, have to live, and anyone who lives in an office and has secured three meals a day can write nothing good. " To write about men, had to suffer, suffer, fall into the abyss, and return to tell the tale. Inclusive was not an occupation, but on the contrary, very exclusive, only a small group of elected. Thus, we Montherlant Henry states that " and s must write as if you were loved, Literature light of the much referred to today, and both are critical. Light comes from light, lean, fat-free substance. I would not be so critical of her. The mere act of reading, it is commendable, at a time when the audiovisual surprise us with their technological advances. Well my favorite writer explains: "Literature light, emblematic of our age. A literary light, light, smiling, to waive any other purpose than to amuse. That disdain, as boastful and stupid, the claim of those who believed that polygraphs are writing poheadaches "(Mario Vargas Llosa, Dictionary of Latin American lover ). I have really enjoyed occasional novels of Jaime Bayly, Isabel Allende, Dan Brown, Paulo Coelho, Carlos Cuactémoc Sánchez, Stephen King, Anne Rice, Elizabeth Kostova, Wing , rez-Reverte, among others. And do not think it was useless to try to writers, living and dead, for letting me read something then. Because the message came.