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When More Is . . . More

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Purple is not only highly coloured prose,” he wrote. “It is the world written up, intensified and made pleasurably palpable, not only to suggest the impetuous abundance of Creation, but also to add to it by showing – showing off – the expansive power of the mind itself … When the deep purple blooms, you are looking at a dimension, not a posy.”

On praise of purple prose
In praise of purple prose

This is an interesting article in praise of “purple prose,” the opposite of minimalist prose favored by Hemingway. It does not pan that prose but argues that there is a place for “more.” nice commentary. Best, Christine

More is more
More is more
Author Christine WhiteheadPosted on January 20, 2016January 17, 2016Categories Blog Posts, Hemingway's habits, Hemingway's writing style, UncategorizedTags Hemingway writing styleLeave a comment on When More Is . . . More

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