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haha! It is said to be the worst word ever.
Definitely. Imagine classics with the word moist.
Fitzgerald: "Moist is the Night"
Salinger: The Moist in the Rye
Hemingway: A Moist, Well-Lighted Place
Totally different books.
That seems to be the one word many authors refuse to use. :)
I want to now write a 10 part series using the word 'moist' - or a variation - in every title.
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Sep 23, 2014 09:27AM
haha! It is said to be the worst word ever.
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Definitely. Imagine classics with the word moist. Fitzgerald: "Moist is the Night"
Salinger: The Moist in the Rye
Hemingway: A Moist, Well-Lighted Place
Totally different books.
That seems to be the one word many authors refuse to use. :)
I want to now write a 10 part series using the word 'moist' - or a variation - in every title.
