Most great writers agonise over punctuation. Oscar Wilde wrote that revising one of his poems took a day: the morning to take a comma out, the afternoon to reinstate it. When Mark Twain heard that ...
From the column: "For years I wrote as if beer history moved in a straight line ... It was tidy, too tidy, the kind of story ...
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