The Library Writer

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Writing, Kurt Vonnegut once said, allows “mediocre people who are patient and industrious to revise their stupidity, to edit themselves into something like intelligence.” Making even one good sentence may be hard, but it is worth it—just to edit our thoughts into fluent intelligence, to build a ladder of words up to our better selves.
First You Write a Sentence: The Elements of Reading, Writing . . . and Life
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