And discusses what Denny’s run on the Question meant to him as a writer.
A writer should be more concerned about writing a given story as a question rather than as an answer. You should have an answer for yourself – a point of view – but don’t argue it as the answer. Writing the question and letting the reader answer for themselves makes them involved in the process. If you want to preach, get a pulpit.
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