>never uses quotation marks
If I did this, my creative writing lecturer would call me an idiot and tell me fix it.
>>9260367
When you have multiple bestsellers It doesn't really matter what creative writing lecturers think of you.
Then your creative writing lecturer is a fucking idiot for recognising stylistic decisions.
>>9260367
>I must follow "rules" or I will be derided
This is why you will never do anything of note.
Any mangling of grammar or punctuation is pretentious hipster shit. I'm not even a prescriptivist, but you aren't fucking impressing anyone by foregoing the basic rules of laying text on a page.
>>9260367
>creative writing lecturer
How does it feel to be in debt for the rest of your life for a worthless degree?
>>9260415
Im not an American so i dont have to worry about cripplung debt lol
>american capitalism
>Author writes shitty prose.
>It was done on purpose as a literary device.
>It was experimental.
Dropped.
>>9260456
if there is evidence of technical proficiency, then you need to look for other explanations. such as, the effect the break in grammar has on the writing
>>9260367
I felt a great longing for a tortilla and so I went down to the kitchen and I got a tortilla and now I'm eating the tortilla and now the tortilla is warming my soul and but so the tortilla loves me and I TORTILLA
>>9260445
That degree is still worthless no matter where you goooo
>>9260465
That's a big step up from 'worthless degree for which you'll always be in debt'.
Also, is it even true? Do employers who don't ask for a specific degree subject turn their noses up at creative writing? Personally I would be intrigued (partly because creative writing degrees are pretty rare), but maybe wary.
>>9260463
Upvoted my good sir!! +1
>>9260518
Most creative writers are just self-absorbed talentless dilettantes and they probably have some dime-a-dozen message they shove in everything.
>>9260559
Even if true, does that mean they'll necessarily be worse than other degree holders at marketing/admin/whatever else the job is, though?
>>9260367
Maybe if he did, he'd be a well known author and not an obscure creative writing lecturer.