Yes, absolutely, Daniel. Every fiction writer - but especially a Christian one - is on a spectrum between manners and mystery and it falls to their judgement how to appropriately express the relationship.
Thank you for sharing, Dr. McInerny! I've always been astounded by Waugh's unique ability to convey the hollowness of his characters through their dialogue and his ability to depict scenes with mere uninterrupted casual conversations. Truly one of the most interesting and effective styles I've come across in fiction
Thanks for reading, John! I'm glad to hear you share my fascination with Waugh's early style. I'll be writing more about it soon. Strength to your arm!
Yes, absolutely, Daniel. Every fiction writer - but especially a Christian one - is on a spectrum between manners and mystery and it falls to their judgement how to appropriately express the relationship.
Thank you for sharing, Dr. McInerny! I've always been astounded by Waugh's unique ability to convey the hollowness of his characters through their dialogue and his ability to depict scenes with mere uninterrupted casual conversations. Truly one of the most interesting and effective styles I've come across in fiction
Thanks for reading, John! I'm glad to hear you share my fascination with Waugh's early style. I'll be writing more about it soon. Strength to your arm!