anti-reader

the author seemed to write for an anti-reader, deliberately obfuscating the plot.

his dense prose was a clear deterrent; he was writing for an anti-reader.

she suspected the complex language was designed to repel the average anti-reader.

the publisher worried about alienating the potential anti-reader in the audience.

he acknowledged his style might discourage the casual anti-reader from continuing.

the editor suggested simplifying the text to avoid scaring off the anti-reader.

the novel's experimental structure actively pushed away the conventional anti-reader.

many readers felt the book was intentionally crafted to frustrate the anti-reader.

the author’s goal was to challenge the anti-reader and provoke thought.

he aimed to create a work that would intimidate the casual anti-reader.

the book’s difficulty served as a filter, weeding out the uninterested anti-reader.