Title: Not this book alone
Product review: I think this book is the greatest, but practically on thefirst page, the author proves to his readers that they mustuse a rhyming dictionary to create. Going it alone is pure"silly". He says "finding rhymes is almost never a creative act. It is a purely mechanical search."Well, I have a small rhyming dictionary by Webster, but this isnot a good one at all. I need specifically The Complete Rhyming Dictionary, edited by Clement Wood (Doubleday) because "it divides rhymes into Masculine, Feminine, and three-syllable rhymes."Once I get that, then I can really work with Pattison book andlearn.So if you are buying this book also buy the Wood Rhymer right away and save postage.
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