There are a few kinds of literary short cuts and usually your English teacher just called it lazy writing. But it’s not always lazy, sometimes it’s just a faster way to communicate a bigger idea to people who know what you mean. Today we break down the kinds of short cuts and justify or reject them. As usual, there are no hard rules in this. It all depends on the phrase and the context.<a href="https://writeonsc.blog/2022/04/30/episode-184-are-you-guilty-of-lazy-writings/" target="_blank">Get the full show notes here.</a>

There are a few kinds of literary short cuts and usually your English teacher just called it lazy writing. But it’s not always lazy, sometimes it’s just a faster way to communicate a bigger idea to people who know what you mean. Today we break down the kinds of short cuts and justify or reject them. As usual, there are no hard rules in this. It all depends on the phrase and the context. Get the full show notes here.

There are a few kinds of literary short cuts and usually your English teacher just called it lazy writing. But it’s not always lazy, sometimes it’s just a faster way to communicate a bigger idea to people who know what you mean. Today we break down the kinds of short cuts and justify or reject them. As usual, there are no hard rules in this. It all depends on the phrase and the context.<a href="https://writeonsc.blog/2022/04/30/episode-184-are-you-guilty-of-lazy-writings/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Get the full show notes here.</a>

Are you guilty of lazy writing?

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