From the blog | Notes on content writing and language
The throwaway ‘tl;dr’ acroynm – ‘too long, didn’t read’ – encapsulates common wisdom about the value of longer passages of text. In a networked world overbrimming with information, the narrative… Perhaps it’s an acquired taste, or just an eccentricity, but I rather like long passages of unbroken text. A well designed page, carefully set using a pleasing typeface, is a… Can we think without language? The question has entangled itself in my mind since I re-read Ursula K Le Guin’s classic science fiction novel The Dispossessed a little earlier this…
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