30th June 2016 | for Creatives | artists, KEEP CREATING, Tchaikovsky |
"A self-respecting artist must not fold his hands on the pretext that he is not in the mood."
"I've adjusted my thinking to imagine myself as an artist. I don't know why that made such a huge difference, but it did. An artist in a studio, working. Not the author of the book in the store, but the person in her house, pursuing a thought or character or image and trying to wring something meaningful from it."
"There's so many more things I need to write before the long night comes, before I put the pen down for the last time."
"You've got to go, 'No, I can't come into work on the weekends—[that's] when I work on my novel.' ... People deserve those dreams, and they have to fight for them. You don't want to be at the end of your life and go, 'I met all the obligations people had for me.'"
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