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Why Can't You Focus Anymore?
44:10like they were everybody's like oh my god if we
can just communicate instantly what are we we're going to stop writing letters or like when the
radio came out they're like oh p58:37you when you when you're writing a book, there's
so many moments where you just get completely stuck where a chapter is just not working. You
have no idea why. It's incredibly 1:17:49too. It kind of reinvigorates us that way. So
yeah, I see what you're saying. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Was that a clarifying for you writing that? I'm
sure it was. Oh, it's super clar
Kristin Hannah in conversation with Brooke Baldwin at Live Talks Los Angeles
2:45had never written a short story I had never taken a creative writing class I had never expressed to anyone that I had3:29writing a book together was this thing that we could do mother and daughter in this little bubble um while we were in4:11so my mom said you know I'm sick I pick we're writing historical I wins
Susan Cheever and Molly Jong-Fast: Literary Bloodlines
2:07says with any writing what came first the subject or the story and then which brings us to the other question which is3:02and Molly's mother's friend and Molly's stepfather's friend and former and also girlfriend point. Yes. But I was also Molly's writing teacher.3:29But we both had this similar experience of we did of writing having parents who were writers and then having parents who wrote about us. Yes.
Anne Lamott | Good Hang with Amy Poehler
0:50new book that she wrote with that love, her husband Neil Allen. And it is called Good Writing and we're going to get into that. So, lots to discuss today with an4:09um first part because you and I have talked about Lamont and how much we like her and like her writing and I think4:32describe her writing as very honest and funny and um it's like meeting a new
Evidence For Super Advanced Ancient Technology | Ben Van Kerkwyk
7:56like egypt uh you know it's in and that's i want to be clear that when i talk about like you know rewriting21:20history it's their interpretation of the writing and that's the that is the core study in a lot of cases of egyptology31:11extent so you've got guys like graham hancock boval and p and the generation before them that started writing books on this topic really challenging uh the
Greg Iles in conversation with David Hudgins at Live Talks Los Angeles
0:35writing in general, and then there is time for questions uh at the end. So,1:00write. And when I talk about writing, I tell people, you know, if I told you I could sing, how many seconds would it1:12Yet somehow we don't think writing is the same kind of talent. But I I think it is. I did a panel with Scott Tero and
Nick Stoller, Baking Aficionado and Prolific Comedy Director
7:07process like really fits in when you're home writing. It's the best cuz you can do a little bit here, a little bit. That's how it started. Like I couldn't cook,21:56like a word processor and I just started writing one of these little things and then I watched I walked away to do something else and I watched as like an22:30which I'd known about been obsessed with forever um but I was always kind of obsessed with comedy and comedy writing