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The author is attempting to emulate the overwrought prose that’s popular in “literary” publications like the New Yorker. It’s painful to read even when we’ll do
by marcusverus 3y ago
The author is attempting to emulate the overwrought prose that’s popular in “literary” publications like the New Yorker. It’s painful to read even when we’ll done, in my opinion. When done poorly, it’s rather comical.