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WORDS
Andy Devine's book, WORDS, includes two alphabetical lists (words that should and should not be used), a grammar on fiction writing, nine alphabetical stories, and a 90K-word novel (condensed to 20 pages). Michael Kimball attempts to explain it all in the afterword.
Paperback, First, 108 pages
Published
April 15th 2010
by Publishing Genius
(first published 2010)
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You don't read "Words" straight through like other books. You dip in and out, and you think about it over periods of days or weeks while you're away from it... The experience is more like poetry you might think... Or maybe a literary op-ed (which is probably more spot-on as an approach to Devine's output).
That said... After you've spun with it for a while, do take the time to approach one of the stories as if it were actually a story... It does strange things to your brain. Detective work or lit...more
That said... After you've spun with it for a while, do take the time to approach one of the stories as if it were actually a story... It does strange things to your brain. Detective work or lit...more
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