👉 Scribblative is a literary genre that originated in the 19th century and involves writing short stories or poems using only pencil, ink, and paper. The term is often associated with the American writer Walt Whitman, who wrote extensively about the idea of "scribbly" writing. In this context, "scribblative" refers to a style where the focus is on concise and direct communication rather than elaborate or detailed descriptions. This type of writing allows for rapid and

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