The author of the passage ultimately finds a consummate understanding of authorial DNA insufficient for truly knowing a writer because A. the reader conjures up an interpretation of the writer that is not tantamount to the actual writer B. the writer often anticipates that readers will try to decipher deeper meanings in the text C. a distorted view typically emerged when a reader relies on figments D. the writer is incapable of projecting an unvarying sense of him- or herself E. oftentimes a writer, in attempting to project a certain self forward, comes up short in the effort