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Tag: self-awareness

October 9, 2015August 18, 2020 Berkeley Fiction Review Commentaries

Ego-Less Writing

A writer, above all other professionals, ought to be self-aware. Nothing is more detestable than writing that is hypocritical. To prevent hypocrisy, a writer ought to walk the talk. She ought to wield truth like a sword and hack away at herself—especially at those parts of herself that would inspire ridicule in any reasonable reader. … Continue reading Ego-Less Writing

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