Goodness Gracious
All creative work is becoming; it is more alive or less alive, and our job as artists is to nurture life.
All creative work is becoming; it is more alive or less alive, and our job as artists is to nurture life.
A writer’s capacity to tolerate discomfort, along with violent busts of elation and anguish, determines how deeply and for how long he or she can reside in the generative state.
I’m increasingly convinced that what makes writing (both the process and the product) valuable is its service to the story. Nothing else satisfies in the end—not success, not recognition, not extraordinary craft accomplishments, certainly not money.