i thought of that, but as a reader who finds it personally hard to vascillate between fonts in a book (let alone "script-style" fonts), i know i would absolutely have a hard time reading that (and i can't fathom writing something i myself couldn't or wouldn't read).
also, it gives the wrong impression (i feel) that the narrative is written rather than spoken. it's a good idea for an epistolary work, but wrong for what i'm trying to do here. i really want a distinct "spoken" voice ~ which makes me feel more and more it's got to be in the way it sounds even moreso than the way it looks.
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Date: 2006-02-16 03:08 pm (UTC)also, it gives the wrong impression (i feel) that the narrative is written rather than spoken. it's a good idea for an epistolary work, but wrong for what i'm trying to do here. i really want a distinct "spoken" voice ~ which makes me feel more and more it's got to be in the way it sounds even moreso than the way it looks.
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