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Authors and writers of all stripes can learn a lot about creating and managing words from computer programmers, beginning with an appreciation for the simple, durable efficiencies of plain text.
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Food for Thought: The Writer's Guide to Bread Baking
Food for Thought: The Writer’s Guide to Bread Baking
Richard Dooling is a polymath who has sold screenplays and written bestsellers yet still teaches law at the University of Nebraska. His blog covers diverse subjects of interest to him, one of which is bread baking.
The Writer’s Guide to Bread Bakingis an omnibus post in which Dooling presents the craft as an ideal procrastination enabler for writers (a benefit of which your correspondent is well…
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