A bit of irony, for certain, that a medium that allows -- almost promotes -- an excess of verbiage should be a tool for the practice of economical writing.
I would add that blogging provides a certain freedom that other media don't. When I sit down to work on my novel, I'm working on MY NOVEL. When I sit down to read one of your posts/links, Frank, or come across anything else on the World Wide Wonder, I never know what direction my writing might take in response. I love the ability to react via keyboard.
A bit of irony, for certain, that a medium that allows -- almost promotes -- an excess of verbiage should be a tool for the practice of economical writing.
ReplyDeleteI would add that blogging provides a certain freedom that other media don't. When I sit down to work on my novel, I'm working on MY NOVEL. When I sit down to read one of your posts/links, Frank, or come across anything else on the World Wide Wonder, I never know what direction my writing might take in response. I love the ability to react via keyboard.
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