Dash of Dash: The Lyric Art of Punctuation
Heidi Czerwiec writes about the complexities and beauties of punctuation in lyrical writing:
“Punctuation began as a guide to reading aloud, akin to musical notation, indicating breath breaks and rhetorical shifts, differences in pitch: verbal stage directions. Punctuation as punctum, existing all at one point, until… expanding infinitely outward across the emptiness of the page’s space, inflecting it with flavors of pause and visibility.”
Dash of Dash: A Craft Essay by Heidi Czerwiec
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