We should be told: Write fast, write close to the bone, write for ten hours straight until youre not thinking in words anymore, but in colors, in smells, in waves of memory. Right what you care about. Dont write one more word you dont care about. Dont waste any more of your life on what does not matter to you. Write only what matters to youthose scenes, those dialogues. Get messy. Before you get neat, get very, very messy. Write until you are more alive than you have ever been before.

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