The Shambolic Ways In Which We Learn To Write
John Warner defines "the writer's practice" as a set of "attitudes, skills, habits of mind, and knowledge" that writers embody, carry with them, or engage in. He describes the most important writerly attitude this way: "Writers continually build expertise without ever becoming expert. It is like being inside an endlessly right-scrolling game of Super Mario […]
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