What makes you poetic?
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Re: What makes you poetic?
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Sadly, today's writers are advised to "stay out of the text." Readers, I'm told, don't like it when the writer "butts into the story." I'm an anomaly: I read in part to connect with the author, to get inside their head. I love stylists like Raymond Chandler, and consider myself a stylist. I want to be recognized for my "voice." I love a perfectly crafted sentence, one that makes me go back to reread it, wish I'd written it. So what if it takes me momentarily out of the story? Commercials take me out of my favorite nighttime drama, but I don't enjoy the program any less, so why should I mind a writer's style taking me out of the story?
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