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skip.knox
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What do we think of POV writing?
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Not about hiring at editor, Finchbearer -- I was interested your own thoughts on this: >Reading an article on why limiting POV to one...
Jan 23, 2026
skip.knox
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I'll give it my best try. Understand I'm reading as a Westerner. The man’s almost-corpse dropped with the heaviness of a boulder onto...
Jan 23, 2026
Mad Swede
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Kennings aren't much used in modern Swedish, but do occur in older prose, especially poetry and folk tales. You'd use kennings to keep a...
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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You just opened an old wound. Winters in the World got lost in shipping, and I never got my hands on it... I haven't read anything from...
Jan 23, 2026
The Dark One
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Yes, it's certainly a process, but life is too short to waste on bad literature.
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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It probably didn't occur to me that it'd be really different in Western cultures because in my mind a necklace is a common item, but...
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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Old English would use a similar construction, too. I guess Swedish still uses more archaic Germanic features. Funnily, as I read...
Jan 23, 2026
Mad Swede
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But I'm asking you. And no you don't have to answer, but that in itself would also be an answer...
Jan 23, 2026
AlexS
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He asked, I answered. It's up to him what to do with my answer, I don't insist. But notably, I answered him, not you.
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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They can also be very stupendous. Just copy-paste كرسي جابر into Google Images.
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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Old English has a cognate for it: weorðmynd. I'm not sure the meanings match, though. I'm actually trying to learn Old English because...
Jan 23, 2026
Mad Swede
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Yes, I got that when I read it. That's what I'm trying to say, if you haven't seen the combinations of jewelry and clothing you get in...
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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Good point. It's a metaphor I'm used to, and its implications are hard-baked into my mind, so I didn't think about it in this way.
Jan 23, 2026
Mad Swede
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I recognise that. I'd interpret haybah as vördnad if I was translating into Swedish, and I'd be using the word vördnad in it's fullest...
Jan 23, 2026
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MSadiq
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In my mind, I meant to convey that they were really close to him, close enough to reach his vitals, just like how a necklace is very...
Jan 23, 2026
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