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Henry Miller on Writing

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"Allow sufficient time during daylight to make an occasional visit to museums or an occasional sketch or an occasional bike ride. Sketch in cafés and trains and streets. Cut the movies! Library for references once a week."

Henry Miller’s creative routine and his 11 commandments of writing. (via explore-blog)

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"Thomas Mann observed that “a writer is somebody for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people”. That’s because professional writers know they need to eliminate obstacles to understanding. The more such obstacles they eliminate, the easier it is for readers to focus on the thoughts being conveyed."

Geoff Hart on “mental friction and the five ways that consistency matters (via explore-blog)

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"Being a geek is all about your own personal level of enthusiasm, not how your level of enthusiasm measures up to others. If you like something so much that a casual mention of it makes your whole being light up like a halogen lamp, if hearing a stranger fondly mention your favorite book or game is instant grounds for friendship, if you have ever found yourself bouncing out of your chair because something you learned blew your mind so hard that you physically could not contain yourself — you are a geek"

The Mary Sue defines what it means to be a geek, a beautiful definition that falls (un)surprisingly close to what it means to find purpose and do what you love.

( It’s Okay To Be Smart)

I’m a geek!

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Garden & Gun (by Dana Tanamachi)

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Lazy Self-Indulgent Book Reviews: Emily L. Hauser's Piece in the Atlantic

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about explaining Troy Davis’ impending death to her children is truly excellent. And her instincts on when to lie, and when to soften, seem to be consistent with the best we can hope for in people raising the next generation of kidlets.

Like Emily, my parents very rarely tried to make the…

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(via Donald Miller’s Blog)

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MuteMath (via Joshua Blankenship)

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Amanda Wachob Tattoo

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