As if February Album Writing Month weren’t madness enough. As if working on three business books simultaneously weren’t time-consuming enough. It’s NaNoWriMo and I’m about to write the first of 50,000 words on the sequel to my one and only fiction novel. Perhaps I’ll have time to share a bit about it here. Perhaps I’ll [...]
When words contain our ideas, they’re somehow transmuted into children bearing our DNA. Writers, whether of fiction, how-to books, poetry or music, suffer physical pain when the cord is cut.
The full title of the book will be I Know You Think You Understand What I Said but What You Don’t Understand is That What I Said is Not What I Meant
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