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• Critics disagree about which version is superior, though Heinlein preferred the original manuscript and described the heavily edited version as " telegraphese ".
• Such nominal phrase word sentences occur in English as well, particularly in telegraphese or as the r魌e questions that are posed to fill in form data ( e . g . " Name ? ", " Age ? " ).
• Perhaps any'correspondence is a kind of love affair . . . tinged by a subtle but palpable eroticism'; while by contrast, in mobile, Twitter or Tweet,'telegraphese was infectious', and the sign-off'" LOL!
• Likewise, such a change sought to accommodate the small number of characters allowed per message, and to increase convenience for the time-consuming and often small elliptical styles of writing can be traced to the days of telegraphese 120 years back, where telegraph operators were reported to use abbreviations similar to those used in modern text when chatting amongst themselves in between sending of official messages.
• It was written as a sequence of unpunctuated paragraphs in a style approaching telegraphese : " You are there somewhere alive somewhere vast stretch of time then it's over you are there no more alive no more than again you are there again alive again it wasn't over an error you begin again all over more or less in the same place or in another as when another image above in the light you come to in hospital in the dark " Following this work, it was almost another decade before Beckett produced a work of non-dramatic prose . " How It Is " is generally considered to mark the end of his middle period as a writer.