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My father once described Malcolm Gladwell as "that man who writes books that should be essays". I think that also sums up my feelings about this. A particular
by Singletoned 11y ago
My father once described Malcolm Gladwell as "that man who writes books that should be essays". I think that also sums up my feelings about this.
A particular bugbear of mine is when a non-fiction article starts by describing the weather or somesuch. If the opening line is "It was a warm summer's day when Joshua first..." then I just give up then and there.
There's no glory in padding.
- undersuit 11y agoWas it padding? In ASOIAF the description of the scene is one of the only hints George R.R. Martin gives us of when a chapter happens. The moon and a comet provide a number of time references in the books.