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Rick Sanders I've never had writer's block or painter's block or any other kind of block. The only thing that has ever blocked me is finding the time between my da…moreI've never had writer's block or painter's block or any other kind of block. The only thing that has ever blocked me is finding the time between my daily obligations to write as much as I'd like to.(less)

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Rick Sanders I'll paraphrase an answer to a similar question posed to Neil Gaiman. He said he likes the idea of having a job where you can make things up and then …moreI'll paraphrase an answer to a similar question posed to Neil Gaiman. He said he likes the idea of having a job where you can make things up and then write about them. How fun is that?! That's what I enjoy the most about writing - the freedom.(less)

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Strange Times in Yeehaw Junction

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Against the Grain

[image error]Once upon a time I met a drunken sailor who saved me from myself and all the other bad things that were going on in my life. I was ten or eleven years old, and he was in his mid-thirties. The kids in the neighborhood called him Mr. George. He was different from all the other dads in the neighborhood, partly because he wasn’t a dad, but mostly because he looked different when he cam