Journalism, H.L. Mencken once said, is literature in a hurry. As an instant novelist, then, every sentence you write should grab the reader’s interest, impart vital information, clarify obscure angles and provoke an impassioned response. The lede is crucial to this. CUP breaks down the lede in this article by Carl Wilson.
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