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Summer Camp: August 22nd
I was just reading this book, that I've been meaning to read for the last ten years.
And of course they included "The Jabberwocky" Here it is.
I noticed the beloved Jabberwocky poem by Lewis Carrol.
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It occurred to me that Lewis Carrol set up the reader right away introducing made up words. The reader understands and acclimates quickly. Isn't it interesting that you can clue a reader in so quickly to something so unfamiliar? Isn't it a liberating to think that instead of limiting your ideas you can present your idea to the reader in a way that clues the reader in?
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