
An image borrowed from Ross Murray’s private collection of Andy Warhol’s “Early Failures” collection.
Not necessarily in that order.
And come to think of it, that actually might be my editor in front of me…
Anyway, Ross and I have spoken in the past about the inevitability of — and ways of getting out of — a writing “slump.”
Or “slouch” as they say in Canada, because whenever possible a Canadian word must have an “ou” in it, such as “Humour,” “Harbour” and “Flour” to name a few. However, despite this language barrier, I have come to appreciate our exchanges and Ross’s insights into writing. This one in particular, about how tapping into your creativity can be like riding a wrecking ball with Miley Cyrus easy with the right approach, is a great example of wisdom, wit and me shirking my responsibilities this week.
I promise you’ll understand why once you read Ross’s piece HERE