“Unlocking the Secrets: How E.H. Jacobs Discovers Your Unique Path to Writing Mastery”
When I’m working on a piece, I have dialogues and character interactions going on in my head all the time — sometimes background, sometimes foreground, but always there. It’s like my brain is split between two parallel worlds that co-exist in the same space and time. So, I would always have my computer open on my desk, and if I had just ten, or even five, minutes between patients or phone calls, I would quickly empty as much as I could of what was in that literary part of my brain into a document on my computer, to be continued, refined, revised or discarded later.
