Essays about neuropsychology, philosophy, and robusta beans.
Writings that were not academically written or with the thought of intense review in mind. These writings are usually spontaneous and lacking editing.
As I sit at my desk, waste, and bottles galore, time to reflect and practice begins to invite itself. I first began to read Stephen King’s memoir On Writing while on the first plane ride to Minnesota for summer vacation and finally finished it around a month from that date. While time has indeed diluted… Continue reading A Book Review of Stephen King’s On Writing
Let me preface this text by clearly stating that this is neither an expository nor argumentative essay; it is an unapologetic tangent regarding my current relationship with writing and a resolution to improve. This here is the first of many future vents regarding lack of creativity and motivation. “All writing problems are psychological problems. Blocks… Continue reading Writer’s Block (1/?)
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