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Monthly Archive for November, 2009

6 Books that Have Inspired Me

I love to read and when I find myself in a creative rut, I usually reach for one of these books to help get me out of it. A Moveable Feast You get to enjoy Hemingway’s legendary sparse writing as he looks back to his days as a young, happy man in Paris. He goes [...]

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I haven’t been posting very consistently over the past few weeks. Or very much, for that matter. I have a good reason though: it’s Gary Vaynerchuk (of WineLibrary TV) and Adam Baker’s (of Man vs. Debt) fault. You see, a month ago I read Adam’s fantastic post on how not to suck at blogging. In [...]

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Everyone, at one point or another, goes through difficult times in their life. Viktor Frankl was born in Austria in 1905, spent three years in a Nazi concentration camp, and eventually founded logotherapy. He led an incredible life, and I would never have heard of him if it wasn’t for his book, A Man’s Search [...]

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For whatever reason, I always had it in my head that writing a short story required all this thinking, preparation, and process that meant it would take a week or two to churn one out. This despite the fact that the only story I ever got paid for (it won an award) was written in [...]

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