It seems like, whenever I hear a writer talk about how unsentimental he is (and it usually is a he), something pretty schmaltzy is bound to follow. If a macho intensifier ("relentlessly," "unflinchingly") is used to modify "unsentimental," then get ready for pure treacle.
Don't worry about un/sentimental. Just write interesting or affecting words, and deal with it in revision. What you resist persists.
Conversation with Richard Hamilton about my second dementia volume
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Recently, Richard Hamilton and I had a long discussion of my book,* "She's
Welcome to Her Disease": Dementia Blog, Volume 2 *from Singing Horse Press. Ri...
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