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Here's a tongue-in-cheek article on the kinds of performance-enhancing drugs one needs to take to become a prolific writer. Brace yourselves--the conclusion is scary.
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Dang! I was hoping chocolate would be on the list... I could manage pretzels and tea. Can I have dark-choclate dipped organic pretzels? Can the tea be Iced Chai?
Give me an affordable babysitter for a couple hours a day, and I'll be as prolific as, well, someone who writes more than I. Me. Whatever
(Shucks - here I was hoping for the miracle pill, and they're saying there ain't no such beastie...)
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I love how he asks if stephen king has submitted to a blood test lately. Does he know that SK was a coke addict at one time? He wrote...some really long book...at 3 in the morning while his pulse was running at 130 and he had a bloody nose...the whole time. I agree with the sad pathetic life thing...being sad and pathetic is one of the best ways to increase your output, I know that when I'm happy I write less (it's better, but there is less of it).
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Really? I thought it was better than Misery. Although I started getting very tired of the "alocholic writer struggles to stay sober (and fails a lot)" plot by the end of the book. Posts: 626 | Registered: Jun 2003
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