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Writing, Crafting Dark Fantasy > And Do Not Start a Sentence With a Conjunction

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message 1: by Rick (new)
Mar 06, 2016 05:55AM

Rick Langford | 35 comments New Post from Knights of Writ -- Fiction Musings

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message 2: by Mary (new)
Mar 06, 2016 04:57PM

Mary Catelli | 968 comments Lord Dunsany was the master of that.


message 3: by Rick (new)
Mar 06, 2016 06:51PM

Rick Langford | 35 comments Absolutely, Mary, and so many others have used both conjunctions to begin sentences and fragments to great benefit.


message 4: by Mary (new)
Mar 07, 2016 04:34PM

Mary Catelli | 968 comments yes, but there's a reason why Ursula K. Le Guin dubbed him "the First Terrible Fate That Befalleth Unwary Beginners in Fantasy."


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