The Scuttlebutt Letters, Words to a Wild Tongue Amy Baker Fewer still would dare write

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The Scuttlebutt Letters, Words to a Wild Tongue Amy Baker Fewer still would dare writeIn the style of The Screwtape Letters, with a satire that will make you both cringe and laughoutloud, Natalie Brand demonstrates the havoc unleashed by careless words. Scuttlebutt (naval slang for the ships gossip) is the affectionate nickname given to the Tongue by the Heart, as he reprimands the Tongue for steering the whole person into catastrophe; enjoying morsels of gossip, creating smokescreens of lies. From the Bibles teaching on speech,