Word Musings by Stephen King and Edward Ruscha

September 22, 2012 //

“Any word you have to hunt for in a thesaurus is the wrong word. There are no exceptions to this rule.” STEPHEN KING

Painting: “Pressurized Diabolics” by Edward Ruscha (1976)

Tags Art, Authors, Books, dictionary, Edward Ruscha, English, English language, language, Los Angeles artists, Musings, painting, paintings, Reading, Stephen King, thesaurus, words, Writing, writing advice

Categories Art, Writer's Quotes, Writing Advice

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