A Small Treatise Considering the Principles of Ambiguity (Without Allusion to Gertrude Stein)

Let's say the inexperienced writer doesn't consider her writing to have any ambiguity.

Let's say the bad writer considers her writing to have only ambiguity.

Let's say the good writer considers her writing to be as ambiguous as necessary.

(Let's say the first sentence is unambiguous.)

(Let's say the second sentence is too ambiguous.)

(Let's say the third sentence is ambiguous enough.)