Write Brain

Being a little-known author has advantages; one of them is not writing to my audience.

The hardest part of being a writer is arguably waking up every and having the confidence to go back to the work that isn't quite there  yet. You have to believe in it, and yourself.

The temptation to give up because it is too hard is strong.

Learning to attune yourself to writer's block can be super helpful.

The fantasies about being your own boss are just that--fantasies. Another side of the difficulty of the creative life.

What is it I do when I sit down and type in the words?

You may achieve what you want as an artist, but is it enough?

How wanting my ego to be stroked via my creativity is getting in the way of the real work.

The highs always lead to lows.

What counts as the work? Being human.