(link via Simon Strantzas)
Laura Miller at Salon.com writes about authors of literary fiction abandoning quotation marks, for as intimated, no other reason than affectation. Read here.
I agree that eschewing the quotation marks for no reason is a useless affectation, and I'm disappointed by the lack of defense of the practice attributed to E L Doctorow and Cormac McCarthy (his, If you write properly, you shouldn't have to punctuate is kind of weak, to be honest. But he wrote Blood Meridian...
Published on December 28, 2009 20:24