Goodreads asked Ariel O'Suilleabhain:

What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Ariel O'Suilleabhain "Friday and she wearing make-up and he a suit to honor the holy time and leave all work behind soon morphed as Saturday and fried and cooked more fish as people of another world. Our deep imagination knew no bounds. Filled up to bursting and to overflowing the energy of the forever remained that way. Apt as for the eternal experience of life higher cliffs only worked to make a way for contentment and constant satiation faded away to normal life which seemed the most exciting one moment to moment way to flight." (Excerpt from the book 'A Mother Society' ). The best thing about being a writer is always being close to God and nature. While people of course are a large part of the divine creation of the universe, the creator gave us so much more to enjoy. In a way, being a writer helps me to use the gift of formulated and patterned and sometimes even 'flowered' words to describe the beauty of the good things here on earth I was brought here to describe to others. (February.)

flag