Writer's block, an owner's guide: Your (backside) (sic)
“Steve Martin said writer’s block was an excuse to go out and get drunk. Can you imagine Balzac or Dostoevsky getting writer’s block?”
[Frank McCourt] playfully suggested a command might be to “Get off your (backside) and write” or maybe “Get on your (backside) and write.”
These remarks by Frank McCourt are from newstimeslive.com.
Published on May 1, 2006 at 8:01 pm. Linking to this article? Thank you! The permanent address is http://www.todayiwrite.com/journal/115.html
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