“What do you call this style?” Quentin asked. “The mistake people make,” Bingle said, “is thinking that there… — Lev Grossman
“What do you call this style?” Quentin asked.
“The mistake people make,” Bingle said, “is thinking that there are different styles.”
“All right.”
“Force, balance, leverage, momentum—these principles never change. They are your style.”
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