A subtle lesson in taking responsibility while protecting the integrity of the creative process and the freedom of the artistic imagination.
Neil Gaiman has semi-facetiously located the two primary sources of good ideas in desperation and deadlines. Still, deadlines come and go and, devoid of ideas or dry of their actualization, we despair. We make excuses. Sometimes — like when the dog actually ate Steinbeck’s manuscript — they happen to be true. But the best excuse is always the truth itself — creative work...
Published on October 31, 2019 18:30