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I didn't always agree with him, but I had a ton of respect for him. He was one of the more interesting writers out there, without coming across as a snob or an asshole like some of his colleagues.
I didn't always agree with him, but I had a ton of respect for him. He was one of the more interesting writers out there, without coming across as a snob or an asshole like some of his colleagues.
As an essayist I don't believe in the fiction of an anonymous observer. Rather than the sham of objectivity, I think you should put your perspective up front. That's only fair to the reader