Should We Write What We Know?
Ben Yagoda writes in the New York Times that we probably ought to write what we are passionate about, not simply what we know, per se. Perhaps we ought to write what we wonk. What does writing what you know mean?
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Ben Yagoda writes in the New York Times that we probably ought to write what we are passionate about, not simply what we know, per se. Perhaps we ought to write what we wonk. What does writing what you know mean?
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