Inside the Turbulent Journey of Sarah Boon: Secrets Behind the Rise and Fall of a Field Scientist
HMM: Do you think of things like that – thinking, making random notes – as writing?
SB: To me it counts as writing. I’m reading a lot of books related to the second book, too, and to me that counts as writing as well, because I’m not just reading them to read them, I’m looking at their structure, I’m looking at their content, I’m looking at who is writing what, and who’s out there writing things that are comparable to what I want to write. I see that as writing. And same with writing notes to myself – that’s writing, it’s just not very organized.
