Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 20, 2018

not much of a critique

So that’ where Stephen King got his novel idea.

This will be a work of consonant effort. And one must occasionally in-vowel yourself in the story. If you are not careful, ones sentence of work could run on.

All you need is a little encouragement.

I need to write a book, and mail the manuscript to an editor, so when I’m in the Post Office and they ask “Is there anything…or fragile in here?”, I can say “Just my ego.”

“The night was dark and stormy” vs. “It was a dark and stormy night”. That’s a tough call.

“It” is also the title of a clown horror movie recently remade/rebooted last year in 2017.

All it takes is one word?!

It was a dark and stormy night

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

All work and no play make Snoopy a dull dog

The night dark and stormy was. – Yoda

All it takes is one word.

The quick brown fox jumped over the complacent Snoopy………

My all-time favorite silly typing class sentence was this: “Jovial Felix danced the mazurka well with quiet Peg.” But of course these days it’s better than the average sentence in modern novels……

My favorite unintentionally bad sentence from a good and serious story was, “He turned his head and rolled his eyes toward the door.”

Linus is a professional book helper