I’ve been in the flow and I’m going back. William Kenower has outlined rules for what can be an unruly place and here they are in a nutshell, or in this case on a blackboard.

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I’ve been in the flow and I’m going back. William Kenower has outlined rules for what can be an unruly place and here they are in a nutshell, or in this case on a blackboard.
Writers cultivate trouble. Without trouble we'd have nothing to write about. If we write fiction, we sit at our desk and imagine the most interesting tro...
“If there’s trouble, that means there’s a problem, and problems require my full creative attention if they are going to be fixed.”
Let William Kenower remind you what sits at the core of being a writer. A story is nothing without trouble, whether the material is fiction or reality based. When away from the page, Kenower takes in his world and seeks out the many forms of trouble that develop within our every day lives. Placing these troubles and problems onto a page and giving them a solution and giving a piece of writing a pathway.