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My advice would be a little different. Only write what you know if what you know is really interesting.
Salman Rushdie • Languages of Truth: Essays 2003-2020
And be sure of this, I spent my entire youth writing slowly with revisions and endless rehashing speculation and deleting and got so I was writing one sentence a day and the sentence had no feeling. Goddamn it, feeling is what I like in art, not craftiness and the hiding of feelings.
SALMAN RUSHDIE • The Paris Review Interviews, IV


Classic Literature
Juan Orbea and • 2 cards

Prince Salim, the future Emperor Jahangir, also consumed too much wine and was addicted to opium. He also enjoyed poetry, literature and painting and was probably the greatest of the Mughal Emperors as a patron of the arts. He was known to spend too much time in the company of women and his name has been linked in an illicit affair to Anarkali, who
... See moreAnne Davison • THE MUGHAL EMPIRE ('In Brief' Books for Busy People Book 7)
