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Want to act? Write? Paint? Unless you’re already Picasso, Harvard is not the place...
Patricia Cornwell and her amazing ability to write crime novels is another case in point. Cornwell has slowly abandoned the tight, protagonist-focused style that made her prize-winning debut “Postmortem” so compelling. Instead, her last few books have adopted a multiple-viewpoint narrative method that omnisciently probes the minds of both heroes and villains...
...it’s inane to write a playbook on winning an election in 2006 and not address the so-called “moral values” issues. It’s also insulting to those who do care about such issues—not all of whom are Republicans...
...hard to reconcile the fact that life goes on—I still have to write an 8 page paper due tomorrow—with the emptiness that a friend’s departure causes in one’s heart and mind. There’s no use in blaming life, or fighting with God, that’s not the way to solve the paradox...
Grisham is going back to fiction, but don't be surprised if you see a more ambitious Grisham novel on those airport bookstore racks. "Everything I'm thinking about writing now is about politics or social issues wrapped around a novel," he says. "It's fun to write a book like The Broker, which has no redeeming social value. But I'd much rather tackle a social issue." In that respect John Grisham--like Ron Williamson--has never stopped dreaming of the big leagues...