* “don’t do” in The Art of Fiction by John Gardner

Posted by Lew Weinstein on January 23, 2009

the “dream” the writer creates for the reader must be continuous; avoid interruptions and distractions which force the reader to stop thinking about the story and start thinking about something else

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