And, yes, I tend to use a wealth of uncommon words in my vernacular, but I think that comes from being a writer. I tend to notice that writers use a wider range of language than others (though I do still use awesome...which drives David Hewlett crazy;)
I tend to use a wealth of uncommon words in my vernacular, but I think that comes from being a writer.
But do you think that the speech comes from the writing, or vice versa? Do you use the words because you write with them, or are you a good writer because you use language well? *ia such a dork for all this stuff*
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And, yes, I tend to use a wealth of uncommon words in my vernacular, but I think that comes from being a writer. I tend to notice that writers use a wider range of language than others (though I do still use awesome...which drives David Hewlett crazy;)
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But do you think that the speech comes from the writing, or vice versa? Do you use the words because you write with them, or are you a good writer because you use language well? *ia such a dork for all this stuff*
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