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For those of you working hard to finish old writing projects, or just beginning new ones, I thought you might all enjoy some encouragement from comic book author Grady Klein in his wonderful short comic "How to Survive Writing a Graphic Novel." The humor and wisdom of the piece are transferable skills to almost any creative endeavor. You can see the whole piece here, on First Second Books. (Via PW: The Beat.)
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Indeed , I spent many a years , going through the whole " what s the matter with me " trying to understand without getting to hung up on ego tripping [ the monster ?] , recently I've come to the discovery of what is the matter with me by doing some studying on creativity [ I am a guide in a creativity forum]I've just read " The Creative Brain " by Nancy C. Andreasen along with a few other books , very helpful .
Fly fishing in the stream of imagination .
Posted by: William Lexie | January 05, 2008 at 11:33 PM