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"'A genuine inspiration has visited me’, he wrote to his friend in October… Stavrogin is everything", Dostoevsky wrote in a note dated August 16, 1870.
Once the true protagonist appeared, the materials of [Demons] began to compose themselves around him.
The result: neither pamphlet nor poem but recasting of both, to a cost of another two years of work.
What is it about the creative process that drives the feeling to "say everything?".
By Aqua Flamingo Media"'A genuine inspiration has visited me’, he wrote to his friend in October… Stavrogin is everything", Dostoevsky wrote in a note dated August 16, 1870.
Once the true protagonist appeared, the materials of [Demons] began to compose themselves around him.
The result: neither pamphlet nor poem but recasting of both, to a cost of another two years of work.
What is it about the creative process that drives the feeling to "say everything?".