British writer Rupert Thomson is called prolific. Thomson says the
reason he is prolific is because he writes all the time, going to bed late and rising
early. He also comments that he always finds that the work he produces an hour
or two after waking is more valuable than what he writes at any other time. I
like this comment because insight often comes to me in that early morning dawn
of the mind between sleep and waking. I think the book “Imagine” explains well
the origin of these valuable nuggets our creative mind hands to us.
“To write Fiction at All Is a Moral Act” -
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/jason-holmes/rupert-thomson-interview-_b_5837914.html
19-09-2014
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