by welshcakes » 05 Jun 2006, 21:25
If Bill did pour forth with his creative juicings in the form of a bound and published opus, I for one would certainly be only to willing to procure and devour a copy. But not if he follows in the literary footsteps of the writers of the 17th century, such as Swift, who relied on long and involved sentences full of interdependent clauses. Such a model would stifle the narrative flow of the expression of experience. Instead, I think he should follow a more modern, Proustian parenthesis, where meanings are transformed into clauses.
Look, if you're all going to throw pies around would you mind throwing them at me!!!