What Happened to Experimental Writing?
Publishers Weekly
I am often asked what makes writing experimental, how one knows to classify work as such.
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Letting your ideas flow freely and frequently – however irrelevant they may appear – is the key to productivity... Delete the scoop?
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The GuardianHow to write the first draft of a novel in 30 daysThe GuardianThe outline you'll complete using the 30-day method will become a snapshot of your novel. Delete the scoop?
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