I don’t like to write, but I take great pleasure in having written-in having finally made an arrangement that has a certain inevitability, like the solution to a mathematical problem.
– William Zinsser in Writing to Learn
Reading: Past, Present, and Future
Planned books:
Current books:
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Shadows Out Of Hell by Andrew J. Offutt
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There Is No Alternative: Why Margaret Thatcher Matters by Claire Berlinski
Recent books:
- The Iron Lords by Andrew J. Offutt
- Stop Acting Rich: …And Start Living Like A Real Millionaire (Hardcover) by Thomas J. Stanley (Author)
- Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough by Lori Gottlieb
- Storm Front (The Dresden Files, Book 1) by Jim Butcher
- The Outlaw Demon Wails (The Hollows, Book 6) by Kim Harrison
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An interesting outlook, a first I’ve read, heard, and seen. I’m not much of a writer, or reader for that matter. But for the past five years I would say that I’ve been accidentally encountering entities that seem to come from the subconscious part of my mind. I feel like I should write them down, get them out, it only makes sense that they would benefit in the field of writing. In a strange sense, I consider them my children, even though I don’t have children and don’t planned to any time soon. I love them, but at times even I can’t change what is to be and could be “certain inevitability” for any of them. Man I’m crazy.
By the way, loved your radio show. (Always will)