The endless search for "le mot juste" holds each writer under its spell. It requires patience and vision on the part of the author to see and say what others tend not to be able to articulate. The focus then becomes a way to share in what Harold Bloom contends: "that the best writings impress us with the conviction that one nature writes and the same reads." The author and the reader ultimately unite in a secular transcendence. The same holds true in the editor's search for the exact verse and prose to publish.

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