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Is Silence Necessary for Writing?

March 22, 2010 Post a comment

Storyteller Louis L’Amour said he could write in the middle of a busy intersection with his typewriter on his lap. Not necessarily a good idea, I would think, but I envy his concentration. Once started, I can focus like nobody’s business. My family knows that if I’m writing, they have to work hard (aka “be obnoxious”) in order to derail me. However, it’s the getting started that’s occasionally a challenge. Read more…

Categories: Writing Tags: concentration, creativity, janice campbell, silence, solitude, write, Writing

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