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Ryan Berger
Ryan Berger is on page 90 of 208
"Editors have come along who use terms like "nut graph".... That sort of structural formalism is part of the rote methodology that governs the thought of people who don't have better ideas".

Get their asses, John.
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Andy
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Dan
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Alberto
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Ezra Haddock
Ezra Haddock is on page 171 of 208
Pg 163 -171 for grammar and word usage
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Josephine
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Ezra Haddock
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“You will never land smoothly on borrowed vividness. If you say someone looks like Tom Cruise - and you let it go at that - you are asking tom cruise to do your writing for you. Your description will fail when your reader doesn’t know who tom cruise is.” Page 120.
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Ezra Haddock
Ezra Haddock is on page 75 of 208
Pg 77. “Id have managed what turned out to be eight thousand words of a Shawn-wise beginning before I had to start over and eat that weasel.”

The concept that writing, being a writer, prolongs the experience. The three parts of the experience. The anticipation, the actual event, and the reminiscing. As McPhee shows, writing keeps events in the present tense.
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Ezra Haddock
Ezra Haddock is on page 75 of 208
Page 72 about how the editors think they own the title. “The title is an integral part of a piece of writing and one of the most important parts and ought to not be written by anyone but the writer of what follows the title.”
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Josephine
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