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Borrowed Words: Learning to Write by Rote

At 12:59 on a Monday, professor Craig Dworkin stood at the front of the class in his graying black sweatshirt, coffee cup in hand and said, “Okay, so right now we’re going to experiment with Breton’s automatic writing. If you get stuck, just think of the letter L and words that start with L.”

by Carolyn Wise on March 24, 2004March 17, 2013


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