Of his drafting and redrafting process, he explained: “the careless ease always goes in last.” The ease was his affectation, an affectation … More
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scraps of literary criticism–from the classroom, works in progress, private musings, public soliloquies, barroom disputations, and more.
Of his drafting and redrafting process, he explained: “the careless ease always goes in last.” The ease was his affectation, an affectation … More
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