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  "textContent": "Craft of Writing: Step Down on AuthorismsSometimes when writers just can’t think of what to put on the page, they resort to an inappropriate technique known as an authorism. An authorism – coined by American writer Thomas M. Disch – occurs when the writer places his or her physical environment, mannerisms and prejudices into the story. READContinue reading \"Step Down on Authorisms – Inventing Reality’s Newsletter for June 30, 2026\"",
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