The Most Important Writing Lesson Neil Gaiman Learned from Terry Pratchett
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Amazing words of wisdom for anyone not just writers
@MiaowMcDonald
4 ай бұрын
indeed!
I teared up on this episode 😢 you can feel the nostalgia as if it were your memory
aw…you can feel the nostalgia. great advice as always from Neil Gaiman. must read Good Omens soon…❤
How have I not heard this full episode?!
Sounds like what ceramic clay does to me...the intention to begin with a concept ( form ) in mind and then the other ideas that emerge as the clay takes shape. Love your work Neil and also Amanda's.❤ For the Family
You will figure it out.
Sort of a different way of looking at this, but I've read a lot of books lately that I would say are written by gardeners, but they've all planted the same seeds. I'm ready to read books by architects who are going to give me something new.
... the great psychedelic Terry McKenna would be the one to learn from...