threadiness
Threadiness refers to a literary or rhetorical quality describing writing that feels disconnected, rambling, or overly concerned with trivial details. It often manifests as a lack of a clear, focused argument or narrative progression. Instead of a smooth flow of ideas, thready content can jump between unrelated points, introduce tangential information, or linger on minor aspects without apparent purpose.
This characteristic can be unintentional, stemming from a writer's difficulty in organizing their thoughts or maintaining