Today a friend asked me how I found new stuff to write about after having written so much. My answer, "Everyday is a new canvas." Whenever I start thinking there might be nothing more to think on, and nothing more to observe and share out-out, I read a few of the billions of words already written by other observers.... And there I go thinking and writing again.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Where Does Writing Material Come From?
Today a friend asked me how I found new stuff to write about after having written so much. My answer, "Everyday is a new canvas." Whenever I start thinking there might be nothing more to think on, and nothing more to observe and share out-out, I read a few of the billions of words already written by other observers.... And there I go thinking and writing again.
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