Wednesday, March 14, 2012
How much time do you suppose Henry Darger spent world-building before he started writing? I read a post on someone else’s blog recently titled Forget Self-Improvement. It was interesting, in that it suggested that the reason we don’t do things, or follow through on some things, is because we want the end results without doing [...]
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
You have got to want it. When I first started writing, that was all I wanted. It really was. That was all I really wanted to do and every other thing in my life was just something I had to do to sustain that obsession. Creating was everything. But, then, as the old, old story [...]
