Misusing Words for Fun and Profit
Good writers don’t want to use their words the way other people do.
Good writers don’t want to use their words the way other people do.
To see imagery as mere ornament in a story is like seeing a man’s head as just a pedestal for his bonnet.
—William Shakespeare
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