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Ethan Mollick seeks anti-FableProse writing, suggests John McPhee

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Ethan Mollick, a professor, is seeking writing that contrasts sharply with the style of FableProse, which he finds overly focused on "naming" and "earning." He suggests that the non-fiction works of John McPhee might fit this description, appreciating McPhee's ability to write spare, beautiful prose without explicitly highlighting every significant element. AI

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Ethan Mollick seeks anti-FableProse writing, suggests John McPhee

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emollick.bsky.social ·

    I have been searching for the most anti-Fable writing. I feel like I need to clear my mind after reading FableProse all day, with its "naming" this & "earning"

    I have been searching for the most anti-Fable writing. I feel like I need to clear my mind after reading FableProse all day, with its "naming" this & "earning" that. I think it may be John McPhee, non-fiction without calling out each important thing as "load bearing." And spare…

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