but......
last night on 'The Book Club' not one but two of the panelists managed similar tautologies.
One, a writer, referred to '6am in the morning'. The other, a teacher of creative writing no less, referred to '1am in the morning'.
On our ABC.
Wednesday 3 April 2013
I taught ology.......
I know I shouldn't throw stones.....
but......
last night on 'The Book Club' not one but two of the panelists managed similar tautologies.
One, a writer, referred to '6am in the morning'. The other, a teacher of creative writing no less, referred to '1am in the morning'.
On our ABC.
but......
last night on 'The Book Club' not one but two of the panelists managed similar tautologies.
One, a writer, referred to '6am in the morning'. The other, a teacher of creative writing no less, referred to '1am in the morning'.
On our ABC.
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Which is why they need editors to polish their work
ReplyDeleteI would suggest to you that when a writer writes, he or she is aware that a precise effort is required while communicating dialogue and narrative. This effort for a writer is at times intense and time consuming and therefore when he or she returns to the land of the living, a more lackadaisical approach to speaking, is also at times like a holiday from the job. Don't be too hard on them.
ReplyDeleteThat may well be so, MC
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I buy that, Tristan Blue, but I'm not a professional writer.