Monologue to the Maestro | Esquire | OCTOBER 1935
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Monologue to the Maestro | Esquire | OCTOBER 1935
Poetry and Ambition
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Once again I was struck by one of the miracles of the cognitive process—that the act of writing will summon from the buried past exactly what we need exactly when we need it. Memory and intuition and chance associations will always generate a certain percentage of what any writer writes. The remainder is generated by reason.
William Zinsser • Writing to Learn: How to Write - and Think - Clearly About Any Subject at All
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