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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually a Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. Four million words later, he talks and writes better than most native-born speakers.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction." Yeah.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction." Yeah.
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's He's actually a Mexican that from Mexico, and he immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. Four million words later, he talks and writes better than most native-born speakers.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction."Yeah.Yeah, we're serious.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction."
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually a Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. Four million words later, he talks and writes better than most native-born speakers.
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually a Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. Four million words later, he talks and writes better than most native-born speakers.speakers.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction." Yeah.
* Then there's its length. It currently holds the grand title of "World's longest piece of English fiction." Yeah.
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. 3.5 million words later he talks and writes better then most native-born speakers.
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually a Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. 3.5 Four million words later later, he talks and writes better then than most native-born speakers.
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* Let's just start with the fact that the writer of the story isn't even a native speaker of English. It's actually Mexican that immigrated to the United States as a child. This story was his attempt to get better at writing in high school. 3.5 million words later he talks and writes better then most native-born speakers.
