The Unofficial, Elastic, Probably Wrong Guide to Writing Prose Fiction
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I may not be a craggy, brilliant, learned old scholar scrawling his ingenious thoughts and ideologies with a weighted feather pen, but I can say I've had a good chunk of experience with the English language; specifically prose fiction. This guide will show you the methods I've learned, and how to apply them to your writing.
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"English makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, but there is a method to the madness. There is the power to express yourself. There is the power to make people feel certain emotions. There is the power to persuade. There is order with grammar. Excitement with figurative language. There is a passing of knowledge"
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