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I don't mind it, the use of commas and semicolons to accumulate layers of meaning without resorting to parenthetical interruptions comes across as both delibera
by ChainOfFools 7y ago
I don't mind it, the use of commas and semicolons to accumulate layers of meaning without resorting to parenthetical interruptions comes across as both deliberative and spontaneous.
It sort of feels like I am reading the author's thoughts as they organically map the domain of their argument, but with all the backtracking pruned out.
But if you want a cute term for this style, how about "run-on sentience?"