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Advice to Writers on Rainy Days - 10/1

As I watch the rain fall from the clouds that loom over a hazy Boston, I reflect on what drives my soul this morning. It's a love that drives me into the puddles left by the small droplets, forming into something bigger, it's the wispy breeze that flows through my fingertips. It's a desire to make cups of tea and sit by the window, face pressed against the glass, watching those same droplets creat Read more of this blog post »
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“You had every intention of being depressed forever, but as it turns out, there's work to be done, meals to eat, movies to see, errands to run. You meant to be in ruins permanently, your misery a monument, a gash across the cold hard earth, but honestly, who has the time for that? Instead, you survived - apparently, you both did - and things are shockingly okay.”
― Raphael Bob-Waksberg, Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory: Stories

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“The trick of enjoying New York is not to be so busy grinding your way to the center of the earth that you fail to notice the sparkle of the place, a scale and a kind of wonder that puts all human endeavors in their proper place.”
― David Carr, The Night of the Gun

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― Junot Díaz, This Is How You Lose Her

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