From Sy Safransky's Notebook in the current issue of The Sun.
"The muse whispers: don't write like someone who fears death but puts a brave face on it, or tells a self-deprecating joke about it; the world doesn't need another borscht-belt comedian. Don't write like a man who worries that his writing isn't good enough; is it good enough to tell your neighbor there's smoke pouring out of her upstairs window? Don't sit there coughing as her house burns to the ground because you can't think of a synonym for fire."
This one spoke to something I'm working through right now.
Articles in The Sun frequently evoke choked up sensations for me. This one got me especially deeply.
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27 July 2007
Sy Safransky's Notebook
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