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Unlike standard biographies, this one reads like a prose version of a superbly rendered documentary, in the style of Ken Burns.
FORBES: REAGAN'S CENTURY
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But his generous imagination was equally capable of appreciating the prose of a conservative thinker like Edmund Burke.
ECONOMIST: Literary lives (1)
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Ms. FRANCINE PROSE (Author, Reading Like a Writer: A Guide for People Who Love Books and for Those Who Want to Write Them): Well.
NPR: Could You Be the Great American Novelist?
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But they may not necessarily feel like slogging through the dense prose of a literary study.
ECONOMIST: Theodor Seuss Geisel
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Westerns, Regency romances, film noir: those are genres kinds of stories with specific categories of subjects and conventions for their content and presentation. (Stories about superheroes are a genre, too.) Prose fiction, sculpture, video: those, like comics, are media forms of expression that have few or no rules regarding their content other than the very broad ones imposed on them by their form.
NPR: More Recommendations
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The publishing firms that survive what promises to be a wrenching transition will be those whose bosses and employees can learn quickly to think like multimedia impresarios rather than purveyors of perfect prose.
ECONOMIST: The future of publishing: E-publish or perish | The
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Tight prose is often wanting when it comes to fantasy, and a book like The Steel Remains is a breath of much-needed fresh air.
FORBES: Book Review: 'The Steel Remains' By Richard Morgan
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Ms. PROSE: Well, yeah, and I also think - I mean this sounds like a sort of slightly nutty thing to say - but I also think that certain books just kind of pop into your hands at the moment you need to write - to read them.
NPR: Could You Be the Great American Novelist?
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We'll forget what it's like to flex those dorsal muscles, to consciously decipher a thorny stretch of prose.
WSJ: How E-Readers Change the Way We Read | Head Case by Jonah Lehrer