Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Never give in.

The best advice about writing I ever got was this:

"The successful writer is the writer too stupid to quit."

More to do. More to do.

5 comments:

Stephen Blackmoore said...

Oh, thank god.

I've never been accused of being smart.

JD Rhoades said...

Dude, where do you FIND these pics? I love that one.

David Terrenoire said...

Dusty,

I'm almost embarrassed to tell you, it's that easy. I have a collection of vintage shots in my library, but this one I found by accident a few months ago while searching for something else in Google images.

I like it too, which is why I saved it.

Anonymous said...

Dusty beat me to it -- I love the pictures you post (and to give equal praise - Dusty's one with the two dogs) because many days, as in this very morning, you're so right.

I've quit so many times, can't remember. David just keeps buying me more paper, pens and software upgrades.


Jeanne

Stacey Cochran said...

Good writing comes from perseverance. That's what forms it. It is the failure to succeed that creates a situation whereby a writer can write successfully.