H. Allenger admits he is socially inept

H. Allenger, author of Polyxena, partially acknowledges that he is socially inept.

As an author, Allenger admits to the common misconception associated with writers and authors, and said there’s an element of truth to it.

Allenger is by no means a “party animal” and he usually shies away from social gatherings.

However, the author boasts that he can somehow contribute a thing or two to social functions if need be.

Allenger is a living proof to the common belief that authors are by nature more solitary than other people in general.