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THE PRIME RADIANT · 1W ago

“What do we do?”“…keep it...

“What do we do?” “…keep it together?…keep it togetherkeep it togetherkeep it together” 
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 1W ago

neueberlin:Tom Muller

neueberlin: Tom Muller
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 2W ago

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THE PRIME RADIANT · 2W ago

becomingbrina:reesesmind:f-yeahhistorycrushes:Robert...

becomingbrina: reesesmind: f-yeahhistorycrushes: Robert Heinlein (July 7, 1907 – May 8, 1988), the “Dean of American Science Fiction”, looking very handsome in his Naval Academy Uniform in 1929.  Heinlein is perhaps the most celebrated American Science Fiction author (along with Isaac Asimov and
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 2W ago

For all the people who ask me for writing advice...

neil-gaiman: Neil Gaiman 1 Write. 2 Put one word after another. Find the right word, put it down. 3 Finish what you’re writing. Whatever you have to do to finish it, finish it. 4 Put it aside. Read it pretending you’ve never read it before. Show it to friends whose opinion you respect and who like
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 3W ago

How the shift to ebooks will affect genre categories in fiction

How the shift to ebooks will affect genre categories in fiction: newsyc:(antipope.org)
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 3W ago

John Updike's 6 Rules for Constructive Criticism

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THE PRIME RADIANT · 3W ago

http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2012/05/john-updikes-six-rules-for-constructive-criticism/256643/

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THE PRIME RADIANT · 3W ago

"One can’t tell writers what to do. The imagination must find its own path. But one can fervently..."

“One can’t tell writers what to do. The imagination must find its own path. But one can fervently wish that they—that we—would come back from the periphery. We do not, we writers, represent mankind adequately.” - Saul Bellow, ”The Nobel Lecture,” published in the Summer 1977 issue of The American Sc
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THE PRIME RADIANT · 3W ago

Do they?Funny thing to think about in an internet age…

Do they? Funny thing to think about in an internet age…
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