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Systems For Righting Writing

Can things which seem unrelated to each other be in some way a yin and yang binary? We set up arbitrary systems where we have

It is funny that you sometimes work out the techniques that you need to navigate a certain maze, and then you look at and fail

If a story were an engine I would be able to listen to it and tell you where the error in the running was located.

There are swings and roundabouts, or ups and downs. You have to learn to navigate them. Some people get dunked under and dried out regularly,

I suppose you might say that I am clearing the decks of old stuff in terms of publishing, so that when I am finished with

When you reach the top of the mountain you still can’t fly, right? Whatever steps you have taken there are more to take. Each pinnacle

There is something very rewarding in putting together someone else’s book, or in helping someone else to debug their writing. It is often a great

I know nothing about cross-training – I really don’t. But I was sitting here and I was thinking about how all the people who are

Sometimes the weight of the thing that you want to communicate makes it really hard to find the words, or even the energy to put

It is interesting watching something you watched a lot of before, but didn’t quite get to the end of, when you start to approach the