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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
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farvacola
United States18855 Posts
On September 19 2013 13:30 docvoc wrote: Babylon has a penchant for virginia woolf????? As do I. sam!zdat is simply too busy with his starships and things that happen to take in the quiet beauty that is the interpersonal struggle of the Ramsey Family alongside Lily Briscoe's circumlocutious search for what it is that makes art "art".  | ||
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TOCHMY
Sweden1692 Posts
On September 19 2013 08:33 Qwyn wrote: -snip You sure like the f-word | ||
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Fishgle
United States2174 Posts
On September 19 2013 10:43 Roe wrote: I wish I could write up a long essai on this, but in short: avoid nativism. in other words: everything worth doing is hard work >? | ||
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
On September 19 2013 20:27 Fishgle wrote: in other words: everything worth doing is hard work >? exactly :\ | ||
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Qwyn
United States2779 Posts
I do. It's one of my strongest vices. I'm also very passionate about this subject and more than a bit angry since I know what most people think about it and it's all utter bullshit. I guess he didn't write that essay yet. (I really don't understand what nativism has to do with it. Perhaps with college literature, yes. But otherwise all that matters is your ability to sit down and put words on a page. | ||
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
On September 20 2013 06:17 Qwyn wrote: I do. It's one of my strongest vices. I'm also very passionate about this subject and more than a bit angry since I know what most people think about it and it's all utter bullshit. I guess he didn't write that essay yet. (I really don't understand what nativism has to do with it. Perhaps with college literature, yes. But otherwise all that matters is your ability to sit down and put words on a page. were you asking about me? I had in mind: the belief that you have some innate skill for writing burried inside you that will trump your challenges and that it's not something that's worked on, gained, through experience is detrimental to writing. Both to its quality and your ability to produce the writing (procrastination is a symptom of a nativistic writer). | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On September 20 2013 06:42 Roe wrote: were you asking about me? I had in mind: the belief that you have some innate skill for writing burried inside you that will trump your challenges and that it's not something that's worked on, gained, through experience is detrimental to writing. Both to its quality and your ability to produce the writing (procrastination is a symptom of a nativistic writer). From another angle: Steven Brust did say that all writers get one or two gifts, those things they can do without learning how. I've found this to be generally true and often influenced by what people read. | ||
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Qwyn
United States2779 Posts
On September 20 2013 06:42 Roe wrote: were you asking about me? I had in mind: the belief that you have some innate skill for writing burried inside you that will trump your challenges and that it's not something that's worked on, gained, through experience is detrimental to writing. Both to its quality and your ability to produce the writing (procrastination is a symptom of a nativistic writer). Oh well that's a belief that should be quashed the moment you sit down to write your first 200 thousand and realize that it's nothing more than hard work, lol. That's one of the first illusions to be shattered! Haha. | ||
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