Many readers have found it hard to believe the story was not a collaborative effort, a satire on bad writing, or both.
Too bad the writing is so stiff, conventional and awkward.
Lott's project got me thinking: what's so scary about bad writing, anyway?
I'm convinced that fear is at the root of most bad writing.
This may be good television, but it is certainly bad writing.
Snark is fine, but it's no excuse for bad writing.
There is also just plain bad writing on display in "Group."
The argument over bad writing is more than a schoolyard spat.
SF seems to be a dumping ground for bad writing.
Despite (or perhaps because of) all this bad Lawrentian writing, their marriage never seems like a real relationship.
