In 1960, publisher Bennett Cerf bet Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) $50 that he could not write an entertaining children's book using only 50 different words. Seuss accepted the challenge, crafting Green Eggs and Ham within this strict constraint, which went on to become one of his best-selling books.
cooking up a substack then i realized i was actually making a manifesto.
i cannot stress how important it is to read your friends work. ask about their projects, come to their shows! show an interest in their creations. as the artist it’s such a good feeling when your friends believe in you and go as far to show it. as a friend it will make you feel so warm and fuzzy and you get to genuinely say you’ve been there every... See more