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In any art, but especially in writing, you have to be totally possessed by it if you are to keep going in spite of any circumstances.

Joseph Brodsky, via Man Is Not a Rock – The Baffler.

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Posted on June 1, 2015

Neil Gaiman – Where do you get your ideas?

Posted on December 21, 2014

Neil Gaiman – Where do you get your ideas?.

Take a pencil to write with on aeroplanes. Pens leak. But if the pencil breaks, you can’t sharpen it on the plane, because you can’t take knives with you. Therefore: take two pencils.

Margaret Atwood

via Margaret Atwood’s Ten Rules for Writing Fiction « Aerogramme Writers’ Studio.

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Posted on April 29, 2013

Margaret Atwood’s Ten Rules for Writing Fiction « Aerogramme Writers’ Studio

Posted on April 29, 2013

Margaret Atwood’s Ten Rules for Writing Fiction « Aerogramme Writers’ Studio.

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