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writingslowly.com
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| | | | | Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks, likes to keep his notes messy1: "'Messiness', in this context at least, is just the state of not being so hubristic as to imagine that you know, in advance, precisely what's required in order to do or to create something worthwhile. Which, of course, nobody does." - The life-changing magic of not tidying up I really appreciate the benefits of serendipity, but I also need some structure, which is why I'm happy with making atomic notes, densely linked. | |
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bencrowder.net
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| | | | | Website of Ben Crowder. | |
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pauldavidson.co.uk
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| | | | | [Draft] Sentences you could lick. Edith Hope, a writer of romantic fiction under a more thrusting name, remained standing at the window, as if an | |
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theinvisibleevent.com
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| | | This, my 200th post on this blog, will also be the 100th to be tagged with the subject 'Impossible Crimes' and -- since my very first was a review of Paul Halter's The Phantom Passage -- I thought I'd hold this milestone to look at the most recent Halter translation from John Pugmire's Locked Room... | ||
