Leave it to poets to knock over all the mental obstacles to attempts at defining what a person is before the external world really goes to work on them.

Leave it to poets to knock over all the mental obstacles to attempts at defining what a person is before the external world really goes to work on them.
My hat is off to Martha Nichols for offering up the first true guide for anyone who understands the significance of being a writer in the 21st century.
What if you’re an artist, particularly a poet or someone who writes fiction? Perhaps some of us aren’t meant to be ready.
More than anything, Murakami seems to use music in his stories as a poetic way to point at ideas of inspiration and emotional grounding for his characters.
So what’s the book about? Well, there’s a big conversation going on in this country right now about gender identity.
But, yes, it’s hard to understand why people who write keep pushing the boulder of fiction up a bunch of hills.
The Rest of the Hemingway Effect
Creative cognition — the imagination — is a wondrously incomprehensible thing.
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