Susan Sontag on Writing – The Marginalian
“There is a great deal that either has to be given up or be taken away from you if you are going to succeed in writing a body of work.”| The Marginalian
“There is a great deal that either has to be given up or be taken away from you if you are going to succeed in writing a body of work.”| The Marginalian
In response to yesterday’s brilliant letter from Mark Twain to Helen Keller, addressing the myth of originality, reader Skip Zilla flags this beautiful passage by Henry Miller, from the antho…| The Marginalian
Reverse-engineering one of the greatest minds of all time by his information diet.| The Marginalian
“Our conception of what is useful may… have become too narrow to be adequate to the roaming and capricious possibilities of the human spirit.”| The Marginalian
“When you can’t create you can work.”| The Marginalian
