I wrote less frequently, though.
After all, were the thing I wrote less than stellar, surely it would not have passed muster.
"Management let me know that I might make some people happier if I wrote less about that and more about economics," Mr. Krugman recalled recently in an e-mail.
That's a legitimate point to raise and a worthwhile topic of discussion, and I wrote less precisely than I probably should have, because I wasn't trying to say that Fox and MSNBC are perfect mirror images or, for that matter, that the Daily Caller and Daily Kos are.
"I used to beg NBC to give me stuff on Les Moonves and Bob Iger" — the chief executives at, respectively, the CBS Corporation and the Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC — "saying, 'I'll write less about you if you tell me..
"I used to beg NBC to give me stuff on Les Moonves and Bob Iger"—the chief executives at, respectively, the CBS Corporation and the Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC—"saying, 'I'll write less about you if you tell me...
"I began to write less discursively, more puzzlingly, I suppose less wittily," he told The Paris Review.
And then I hope to write less about New Orleans and more from New Orleans.
So as I writer, I literally have to write less than the word count required for a novel.
Do you really think I'm going to write less now?
