Ignorance prevents plagiarism but does not confer originality.
Apr 112014
If it had been your exact thought you would have used my exact words.
Ignorance prevents plagiarism but does not confer originality.
The one proven formula for a good book is to follow around someone interesting, and write down everything he says.
Reading maketh a full man, writing an exact man, and conference a man ready to quit his job.
Never look for a synonym.
By infecting others the writer cures himself.
Prose can hide every vice but vanity.
If you must choose, better to Joycify than Wallacize.
Too much plot shows too little respect for one’s audience, and too little shows too much.
The ellipsis is the shuffling derelict of punctuation.
Integrity is the writer refusing to make allowances for the reader; philistinism is the reader refusing to make allowances for the writer.