Of all the pieces of writing advice I've received over the years, I think I use this piece more than any other.
Other saws are subtler, or more important. None of them apply in all circumstances. I think of this saw most often.
The poet they probably shouldn’t have sent. I watch anime and am sometimes accused of reading books. I'm writing a long gay giant robot story in verse—probably this millennium's best yuri mecha epic poem, through lack of competition.
'Now praise those names on tombs of steel engraved | And toll this rotting country’s countless bells.'
