There are no    stories or discourse text or text that authenticate this person as being the   or reader .  The novel is in itself untrustworthy so why should the narrator in it be believed?  The book takes steps only on its surface and goes no deeper to develop the   author reader .   The  author reader does not posses as many dimensions as we expect from a “true”   author reader .  Therefore, just as in Rushdie’s novel, the   author reader is still merely a character whose  life or death engagement simply does not matter too much outside of the specific story.              The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern’s Classic Tale of True Love and high Adventure by William Goldman also increases the level of interjection but does it in a strictly different way.  The novel is an abridgement of  a work that never existed S. Morgenstern's classic work .  William Goldman edits out everything but “the good parts”   of a novel of his own invention credited to the fictional of the classic tale of high adventure and romance by S. Morgenstern.  The   interjection engagement of the   author reader into this book is done by way of lengthy “editor” notes that are printed in bright red letters in every place that Goldman cut the “original”   novel text .  Of course, the glaring red calls much   to the author for the reader .  Goldman goes to great lengths (unlike  Rushdie and Vonnegut You and I )  to devise a believable story behind this to truthfully document this  interjected author engaged reader .   The name of the  interjected real  author editor is William Goldman, William Goldman gives the name of his editor and the real world phone numbers of real people, he tells the readers to send away for parts of the book that he left out, he does not even claim to be the author of the “original” text, and he makes his presence in the book as editor believable (unlike   Vonnegut Fowles ).   Goldman does not merely give a character his name; he creates an entire narrative that his fictional original   text novel could exist in.  The William Goldman in the The Princess Bride is as real as an   author reader can be.  Goldman, however, then continues to set himself up as a   reader author .
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