The Writer and the Pianist and Other Stories Macrae Marran.

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The Writer and the Pianist and Other Stories Macrae Marran

Process Initiation into writing. Novel? Sci-fi? Reality that feels strange. Writing in long blocks. Editing.

Challenges, Realizations, and New Skills Completing Stories Procrastination? Creating Titles

The computer’s cool light cast quiet shadows upon the man’s face. He had shut the blinds to block the invading light from the city. Through the glass walls of his office, he could see the dark expanse of space that made up the thirty-eighth floor of the building. He bent over to unlace the dress shoes that he had been wearing since the previous day’s morning. After he placed them on the floor next to him, he returned his attention to the ever- lengthening letter that he had been typing. The letter was too long. It was meandering, confused, and far from self-explanatory. He rested his head on his desk. He told himself that he would sit up in a moment and finish writing.

Challenges, Realizations, and New Skills Ending Stories Procrastination? Creating Titles

The Future

Thanks! Alexandra Cromwell Richard Dunn Mark Foard Devon Parkes The Ross School