My paper

[morpheia_7]

In this book, the author uses letters to make words, expertly arranging them into groups and then those groups into sequences that convey meaning to the reader. If you open the book you will see black squiggles and lines on white paper. This is a subtle ironic rhetorical device which juxtaposes black and white, which has racial undercurrents, as

Comments

[night_roamer]

A+.

Except for "This is has meaning."

[morpheia_7]

But it adds so much... :p

[morpheia_7]

Do you think I should spell "connoisseurs" correctly? I was just thinking that a) I'm not sure how many people will think I just don't know how to spell, and b) the added contrast might be amusing?

[mlee1]

Oh, and "For the hurried reader" is a fragment.

Wait, maybe that also has added meaning...

[night_roamer]

You mean, "maybe that also [i]is[/i] has added meaning". ;)

[mearas_drsg]

"cereal" number?
But, it is a wonderful paper.

[morpheia_7]

Also on purpose...