Daniel Poppie talks about the classic quote "Write drunk; edit sober," and how the classic adage even professional writers take to heart is likely not the best way to create a solid artistic or literary work.

I piggyback off of last week's topic to talk more about how unbelievable it is that two people are able to communicate.

Daniel Poppie talks piggybacks off of last week's topic to talk more about how unbelievable it is that two people are able to communicate.

Should characters be annoying? Is it good writing when you hate a character?

Should characters be annoying? Is it good writing when you hate a character?

How does a person come up with original ideas when they write? Originality sucks.

How does a person come up with original ideas when they write? Originality sucks.

I talk about how people often view creativity and imagination as the same things. I argue that creativity and imagination are two different things. Also, I talk about how children are not creative despite the common misconception, explaining why they are not and why the art they make is actually terrible.

I talk about how people often view creativity and imagination as the same things. I argue that creativity and imagination are two different things. Also, I talk about how children are not creative despite the common misconception, explaining why they are not and why the art they make is actually terrible.

I talk about the view most writers have about what makes a person a writer, what I think makes a person a writer, and why I disagree with everyone.