The Inability to Write
The Inability to WriteI write for writers. The ones that don't write as much as they should, the ones that regret decades of distraction, and the ones that find themselves weighed down by a world that makes it harder and harder to write. Basically, I write for me.
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Shadow of the Colossus & The Art of Subtraction: The Failed Writer's Toolbox, Part 3
Simplicity in writing has always had exemplary examples. There exist immense, epic, complex pieces of literature, and lying beyond an invisible line are stories that seem to do less, say less, but somehow seem to make your mind work more. P...
Open Worlds: The Failed Writer's Toolbox, Part 2
When I turned to the first page of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Fellowship of the Ring so many years ago, it was my first instance of seeing a fantasy map drawn out in its entirety. A detailed etching of Middle-earth, from the Northern Wastes to the Ba...
MMORPGs: The Failed Writer's Toolbox, Part 1
In the month of July, 2007, I encountered what was perhaps the greatest source of writing inspiration I would have: a free CD-ROM that laid the groundwork for what would be a significant part of my struggle to write. I spent a decade at a s...
Anime Made Me Forget How to Write
I may have grown up wanting to be a novelist, but that doesn’t mean I grew up only reading. I, like many millennials growing up in India, had little exposure to the art of anime; only through specific friends and family that had traveled an...
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