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Prowling the Prose – Description: Voice
“Use no superfluous word, no adjective, which does not reveal something.” – Ezra Pound Well, well, well, web-wanderers, I am glad to see you indulging the more well-pleasing traits of your curious meanderings, and coming to this site to … Continue reading
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Prowling the Prose – Collective Nouns: Fantasy Edition
“All is one and one is all. The world is all … and I am that one.” – FMA Goodness, it was about time I made my way back to this blog! My prowlings have taken me to many a … Continue reading
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