You were warned. You knew that you had to buy and read Elizabeth Crane’s All This Heavenly Glory. You’ve had, what is it?, two weeks. It’s a fast read — which is discussed in great detail over at the Co-Op. Fast can be a function of style, you know.
We know that you met the challenge and are ready to go. This is the time to talk about structure, sentences that defy the rules of gravity, voice as character, character defined by third person and first person point-of-view, Click-Clacks, servant girls, and the seventies, eighties, and nineties. Not necessarily in that order.
