...each part of a story, each word if possible, was to work frontally as well as laterally... ("Conveyance: The Story I would Not Want Bill Wilson To Read")

William S. Wilson
...each part of a story, each word if possible, was...
...each part of a story, each word if possible, was...
...each part of a story, each word if possible, was...
...each part of a story, each word if possible, was...
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The statement "Conveyance: The Story I Would Not Want Bill Wilson To Read" is an excerpt from the book "Bill W. by Bill W." (published in 1975). It is the explanation of Allerton's publishing style. The excerpt discusses the intention behind his work, how he wrote his books, and why he wanted to control each part of a story. He also expresses his appreciation for the impact of this book.

Source: Why I Dont Write Like Franz Kafka

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