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Editing is easier when you know the patterns_
When it comes to essay writing, the idea of “patterns over process,” is just as relevant.
Tootzi instilled a philosophy of “all that exists is the artifact that’s on the table.” It doesn’t matter if your ideas come from your mind, your heart, your soul, your belly button, the tops of mountains, a bottle ... See more
When it comes to essay writing, the idea of “patterns over process,” is just as relevant.
Tootzi instilled a philosophy of “all that exists is the artifact that’s on the table.” It doesn’t matter if your ideas come from your mind, your heart, your soul, your belly button, the tops of mountains, a bottle ... See more
Michael Dean • The Secret Architecture of Great Essays
What dance is to movement, essays are to thought
There is a moment in Philip Glass’s memoir, Words without music, when he works as assistant to the sculptor Richard Serra.
“You know, Richard, I wish I could draw,” says Glass. “I can’t even draw a tree.”
“I can help you with that,” says Serra.
“Really? How?”
“I’ll teach you to ‘see’ and then you will be ... See more
There is a moment in Philip Glass’s memoir, Words without music, when he works as assistant to the sculptor Richard Serra.
“You know, Richard, I wish I could draw,” says Glass. “I can’t even draw a tree.”
“I can help you with that,” says Serra.
“Really? How?”
“I’ll teach you to ‘see’ and then you will be ... See more
