Ernest and his cat
Hemingway said, “Prose is architecture, not interior decoration.”
So true. Writers build. They build texts from words. They build theories from facts and ideas, and build stories from themes and characters. And, as if designing a grand cathedral, a good writer must have a solid foundation of knowledge, imagination, and substance to aptly support their structure made of language – or else it is doomed to crumble away, right before the reader’s eyes.
WordWise Creations 
I love these lines: ‘Writers build. They build texts from words. They build theories from facts and ideas, and build stories from themes and characters.’
I was wondering if I could include them in a book I’m working on where real people who write share about writing. It’s to inspire people to write. It’s very visual with pictures of writing spaces and tools. So far 100 people are part of it and I’d love to include you.
Your name, age and location will be included and all credit goes to you.
All good if you want to decline, just thought I’d check.
Kind regards, JD
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Hi JD– I really appreciate the kind words. It sounds like a really cool book, and I’d love to be a part of it. Please email me at wordwisecreations@gmail.com (instead of replying here) and let me know what you need from me– thank you!
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Yay! Thanks so much. I’m so excited. I’ve sent an email.
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