Too hectic your life for art? Waiting for the right conditions? Nonsense, everyone can take the time to write
Imagine a clock that shows you a different photo of a different person in a different place for every minute of the day
Now THIS is not only a super clever idea, but one that would alleviate our reliance upon oil.
Contrary to the latest fad in the New York City subway system, I've always believed elevators are the best place to meet people.
After I made sure there was nothing to watch on every television channel, twice, Ann Patchett's column "Why Not Put Off Till Tomorrow the Novel You Could Begin Today?" helped me procrastinate on my next novel, too.
In the London Review of Books, Andrew O'Hagan not only tells you How to Survive Your Own Stupidity but he reveals that Homer Simpson learned his comedy from Laurel and Hardy.
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