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Wednesday’s Craft: To Prologue . . . or Not to Prologue, That Is the . . .

Dec

31

2008

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Well, you get the idea. And one of the reasons for that little cliché of an opening is that prologues came to us from drama. Specifically Greek drama – “prologue,” after all is derived from two Greek terms meaning “fore” and “word.” Recently, a friend asked me about the use of prologues in the Love [...]

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