Paul Auster Quotes
There Were No Rules When It Came To Writing, He Said. Take A Close Look At The Lives Of Poets And Novelists, And What You Wound Up With Was Unalloyed Chaos, An Infinite Jumble Of Exceptions. That Was Because Writing Was A Disease, Tom Continued, What You Might Call An Infection Or Influenza Of The Spirit, And Therefore It Could Strike Anyone At Any Time. The Young And The Old, The Strong And The Weak, The Drunk And The Sober, The Sane And The Insane. Scan The Roster Of The Giants And Semi-giants, And You Would Discover Writers Who Embraced Every Sexual Proclivity, Every Political Bent, And Every Human Attribute - From The Loftiest Idealism To The Most Insidious Corruption. They Were Criminals And Lawyers, Spies And Doctors, Soldiers And Spinsters, Travelers And Shut-ins.
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