What Makes Prose Good? | Part 2: Defining Prose

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What makes for good prose? In this episode, to better try to answer that question, Craig dives into just what the definition of prose should be. Is it simply "not poetry"? Or does is go deeper than that? With a little help from the Oxford Book of English Prose, we're going to work our way toward a common definition of what prose actually is. Check out part one on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/yGtVPRnFi_s Visit TheLegendarium.com to hear past episodes Join the Discord community Support the show on Patreon

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