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Penni Jones's Blog: Scapegoats and Sacred Cows

THREE-FIFTHS: we can all stop writing now

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Many years ago, Henry Rollins read Requiem for a Dream. He found Hubert Selby Jr.’s phone number in the phone book, called him, and asked him how he was supposed to continue writing when Selby had written everything that needs to be written. Selby’s work had pushed the prolific writer into writer’s block.

Before Requiem for a Dream, he had read three other Selby books. Before reading J