She explains art stirs deep emotions in the reader’s mind, and that texts are communicative acts showing a writer’s sensibility and their deep technical control.

She thinks that art speaks a  universal language and it also speaks to everyone in a different way so that everyone can feel different emotions in front of the same text.

So it s the reader (whatever  he or she)   who gives the text life and existence.

The writer also criticizes the literary reality of our days, characterized by a consumerist approach that has lost the real meaning of art.

Indeed when journalists asked her something, their question always focussed on the apparent strange quality  of the themes of her novels, which they often considered taboos.

On the contrary she thinks that in a novel not only themes but  the same efficacy of communication always gives new emotions to the reader, and this is what should be considered relevant.