“Credo” "Remember above all things, Kid, that to write is not difficult, not painful, that it comes out of you with ease, that you can whip up a little tale in no time, that when you are sincere about it, that when you want to impress a truth, it is not difficult, not painful, but… Continue reading Writing Thoughts by Jack Kerouac, 2
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Before tappin’ keys, The Writers NoteBook
Taking notes and doodles about what you find interesting is one of the most important things, at least for me, when it comes to the writing process. With that said I'm going to do something different and below are some pictures of one of my notebooks. You can read them and zoom in if you want. One is a experimental poem, a news… Continue reading Before tappin’ keys, The Writers NoteBook
Proofs of my books that you can buy
Just some Proofs from my E.P. No I'm not going to get anything out by tonight. I need to sleep. But here, everything I have of mine is free. Ha. A few of those tales have appeared on my blog, but they have all been taken down and reworked and are the best fiction that has ever been… Continue reading Proofs of my books that you can buy
Florida Notebook 2009
(This is a long post. I spent too much time typing it up. There are 2298 words as were written in my notebook. Mostly Unedited. File under category with same name as red...) Last night was filled with beer and literary nicknamed establishments. James Joyce pub in Tampa, followed by three drinks at Mastery's… Continue reading Florida Notebook 2009
Writer’s Notebook, Black Composition Book, Small Arms
As I’ve said in the last notebook entry, I’m just copying word for word what was on these pages within various notebooks that I’ve inked up the past ten years. They include everything but the doodles. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Black Composition Book: Small Arms 2009 [Characters are defined through their relationships to these institutions Break out of… Continue reading Writer’s Notebook, Black Composition Book, Small Arms
Adventures In American Writing 