What distinguishes a good writer from someone who merely knows good grammar?
>>8126769
I think you mean 'Who', and the answer is Harold Bloom.
>>8126769
As much as /lit/ will rag on me for saying this, it's substance, which doesn't mean character writing, plot, or even themes, but is a dimension through which a book's inner nature is observable.
The most clear way to explain this would be to think of written works themselves as people and ask yourself if a given piece of writing is someone you'd care to know.
>>8126769
style, argumentation and reflection on meta literature
>>8126771
Underrated post
>>8126769
>Implying successful people couldn't afford a nicer coffin.
>>8126769
>successful grave is not plated with gold and doesn't have knocked up bitches next to it
Look inside your heart, you know this to be true.
>>8126977
>i like it because its good
