Thinking aloud in the woods of Stone Mountain, Ga.
The shortest writing lesson might come from Chekhov.
He once said: “I can speak briefly on long subjects.” Just follow that example.
Then again, I once asked my father what made for good writing.
He replied: “Short words. Short sentences.”
The poet Thomas Traherne pictured a child looking at reflections in a puddle. Perhaps the child’s imagination ran a bit wild. That happens ...
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