the fun of writing and reading never goes away
29th November 2016 | for Creatives | reading, creative process, magic/mystery of creating/art, novel writing, writing, solitude of creating, Nellie Hermann |
"The creation of a book is such a private and solitary process, and in so many ways is simply irretrievable—a writer can so very rarely specify exactly what was going on for him or her when s/he was writing a particular passage or scene. This is part of why the fun of writing and reading never goes away, because you can just never get to the bottom of it."
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