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“There was a man” is a profoundly different sentence than “There was an old man,” which is profoundly different than “There was, back when we lived in the blue house, a man down the street from us, down toward Graves Avenue.” And that last one is different than “There was in those days an elder Continue reading Four Sentences  Reposted from an article I wrote on www.webook.com. –The Bumbler’s Apprentice, Other Loves “The Rules of Drafting,” the teacher writes across the Continue reading The First Rule of Drafting He’s studied the Rules extensively, not so that he’ll know what to do and what not to do, but so that he’ll know what to do openly and what to sneak around at. –The Bumbler’s Apprentice (Other Loves, 2008 ) “The Rules of Drafting,” the teacher writes across the top Continue reading The First Rule of Drafting |
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