Who Would You Be But Who You

Deception Is Mostly A Game We Play With Ourselves.

Lester Del Rey Told Me Repeatedly That The First And Most Important Part Of Writing Fiction Is Just To Think About The Story. Don't Write Anything Down. Don't Try To Pull Anything Together Right Away. Just Dream For A While And See What Happens. There Isn't Any Timetable Involved, No Measuring Stick For How Long It Ought To Take. For Each Book, It Is Different. But That Period Of Thinking, Of Reflection, Is Crucial To How Successful Your Story Will Turn Out To Be.

You Can Either Give In To What Youre Feeling, Just Say ‘okay, Enough Is Enough’ And Be Done With It, Or You Can Fight It.

You Spend So Much Time Wondering Who You Are, Don't You Think? You Flounder About, Searching For Your Identity, When Most Of The Time It Is Plain As The Nose On Your Face. You Struggle With Questions Of Purpose And Need, And Forget That The Answers Are Found Mostly Inside Yourselves.

...[y]ou Have An Inner Strength That Makes It Possible For You To Do Things Other People Couldn't Even Begin To Think Of Doing.