Great Writers, Gentle Neuroses, Small Literary Miracles (1/2)

Bélinda Ibrahim, 04/04 18:30 - Reading : 4 minute(s)

Literature Writers Culture Neuroses

The act of writing is peculiar in that it lies at the crossroads of inspiration and method – between the sudden emergence of words and the mechanics of movement. For some authors, routine becomes a sacred ritual, a meticulously orchestrated sequence of gestures meant to ward off the terror of the blank page. Others find in it a form of ...