Cory Said
Carlos Said
Some days, I think I’m genetically pre-disposed to working hard to make myself miserable by imagining all the things that might…go…wrong. But it’s the same mechanism that enables me to imagine stories and others’ lives, so I co-exist with it as a strength and weakness. It’s always a matter of finding that balance and riding it.
William Said
We don’t know what the writer is trying to pull off in Faulkner’s reference. I think, though, sometimes the writer DOES pull it off. Winning that energy from trying and succeeding is what keeps us going, and keeps us believing, “I can pull it off, if I just keep trying.”
At least, that’s why I keep writing like crazy. I think I can pull it out of my ass one more time.
Ray Said
I take Ray’s statement to heart, but sometimes where my intuition is taking me scares the crap out of me. I feel like I’m hanging waaayyy out on a thin branch, and the noise I hear sounds like wood splintering.
Michael Seidel, writer 