Why are most writers drinkers?!
The best writers I know of are serious drinkers!?Www@FoodAQ@Com
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I've always wondered what kind of drug that Stephen Kings been on!.
When I'm working full time on a script, I'm always sober until the end and then I tie a binge on!. Most writers have a vivid imagination!. As for myself, while preparing to actually process the work, alcohol helps me organize my ideas and become more articulate while in the 2!.1 (memory chip) stage!.
If you take a good look at what alcohol basically does while in your system, then maybe you'll have a better understanding!. For most people alcohol distorts their thoughts and creates traces of psychosis!. If I'm drinking while in the 2!.1 mode, then I'm always running to my legal pad shuffling around dialog and reconstructing all three plot plateau's due to alcohol level!.
And then again writing can get very stressful, sometimes when we get stressed, it's always nice to have a drink or two!. Buy hey, if a guy has a problem managing his alcohol consumption then maybe that writer needs to go to alcoholics anonymous!. An artist is an artist and a drunk is a drunk!.
If you don't know how to use the alcohol to your advantage through your writing skills, then it's probably wise to stay away from it!. If you're a accomplished writer in the first place, then I guess it doesn't really matter!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
When I'm working full time on a script, I'm always sober until the end and then I tie a binge on!. Most writers have a vivid imagination!. As for myself, while preparing to actually process the work, alcohol helps me organize my ideas and become more articulate while in the 2!.1 (memory chip) stage!.
If you take a good look at what alcohol basically does while in your system, then maybe you'll have a better understanding!. For most people alcohol distorts their thoughts and creates traces of psychosis!. If I'm drinking while in the 2!.1 mode, then I'm always running to my legal pad shuffling around dialog and reconstructing all three plot plateau's due to alcohol level!.
And then again writing can get very stressful, sometimes when we get stressed, it's always nice to have a drink or two!. Buy hey, if a guy has a problem managing his alcohol consumption then maybe that writer needs to go to alcoholics anonymous!. An artist is an artist and a drunk is a drunk!.
If you don't know how to use the alcohol to your advantage through your writing skills, then it's probably wise to stay away from it!. If you're a accomplished writer in the first place, then I guess it doesn't really matter!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Assuming your referencing the works of Steinbeck, Hemmingway and Ian Fleming--I think there's more the common thread than a taste of alcohol that binds them and other famed writers of early 20th century works!.
Steinbeck, Fleming and Hemmingway both were men of adventure--facets of their robust lives were part of the inspiration for Indiana Jones' character!. And being they were macho men of their day, alcohol consumption was part of such a man's image!.
I don't think their tastes for the drink really played a part into their literary talents; it was part of their lives as macho men of adventure!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Steinbeck, Fleming and Hemmingway both were men of adventure--facets of their robust lives were part of the inspiration for Indiana Jones' character!. And being they were macho men of their day, alcohol consumption was part of such a man's image!.
I don't think their tastes for the drink really played a part into their literary talents; it was part of their lives as macho men of adventure!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Most great writers, artists, musicians, statesmen and the like ,drink so they may escape the realities of life!.Never trust a non drinker!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
I think that the best writers have a million thoughts in their heads at all times!.!.!.
Alcohol serves the function of quieting that constant buzz!.!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Alcohol serves the function of quieting that constant buzz!.!.!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Probably their heads are on another planet when consuming a lot of booze!. Most of us have been thereWww@FoodAQ@Com
No idea!. that is a biased corelationWww@FoodAQ@Com
I'm a writer and I'm a big time drinker!. Just not alcohol!.
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