> After the close of the seminar (a couple of days) he
and many of us went
to a book store where a group of writers gave an informal
talk and answered questions > from the audience. One of
the questions was about "writer's block," and he insisted
that he had never encountered the problem. Last night he
confessed that he > had a down period when he could not
write, and joked that he considered a life of crime since he
had no experience at any job other than writing. He came out
> of the slump with the first Burglar book.
Am I right in thinking that what you're saying is that
'unblocked' Block actually had a block about being blocked
until he got properly unblocked, at which point blocked
Block's block about being blocked became unblocked which led
to the unblocking of Block's writer's block? Or did the
unblocking of Block's block about writer's block come after
the unblocking of Block's writer's block which had itself
been blocking the unblocking of his block about his writer's
block?
Al
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