We have plenty of those tho. That's simple enough. That one was a bit special tho.
OK, then. Still, it really doesn't hurt you at all if I love something you don't and telling me I shouldn't really isn't going to achieve anything.
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On one level that’s true, but if you want the magazine you edit to reach a large audience, then you need clarity of expression. Areo is very good, but its current audience depends to a large degree on your special skill as a communicator of complex ideas in limpid prose.
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Yes, that's a valid argument and the one I accept. I just hope on a personal level that this doesn't stop him doing his literary thing with postmodernism and that we can have two versions.
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The second version will require him learning how to write. Unfortunately, that may involve you teaching him. You may be there for a while.
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We've already published two of his in clear, comprehensible prose. I'm going to leave it here because this is such a silly thing to try to argue about.
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