Memory, Creation, and Writing

But Quentin believed in reading as a lifeline to the past—to the store of experience that made the foundation of our species. By assembling our thoughts like risers in a staircase the generations would climb. Those who could draw from this reservoir would exist beyond the jealous shackles of time, grasp the utterness of contingency, and know the wi
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Write Time: Guide to the Creative Process, from Vision through Revision—and Beyond
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