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Tag Archives: Writing
A Detailed Destruction: No Country For Abstract Poetry
I’m too abstract to write poetry. The sins I commit when I’m writing poetry are plentiful. Not specific enough. Not detailed enough. Not rhythmical enough. My reaction to that has always been: I don’t care. But to be fair that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Personality
Tagged abstract, art, defiant, details, Emotion, poetry, rules, Writing
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Methane Wars: Trying to Sell Complexity
Short and sweet. That’s what I’d like to say about a book I finished last year, “Methane Wars” A Fable.” But what it really turns out to be is short and dense with ideas. Makes it difficult to both describe … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment
Tagged audience, book, complexity, complicated, formula, marketing, methane wars, selling, Writing
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The Truth, She Hurts
Self-referentiality. While one can hardly avoid it when writing a blog about one’s thoughts, I usually try to avoid writing about writing. And unless it’s a self-help article on writing, I don’t like to read writers writing about being a … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Personality
Tagged David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest, Margaret Mitchell, Oracle, self-referential, Writing
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