![]() ![]() ![]() The two laws contradict each other because of this they act like a perpetual motion machine, always pushing and pulling: Do this. So my job when I’m writing is to guide the output of those two laws, as best I can, and to make sure they end up creating a story that makes sense. Without them I would not have written a single word. They are my engine, and my constant guide. I am not exaggerating when I say this: every single second. But there they are, in place, and I use them every single second when I write. I would never invent them now, for instance. I don’t speak of these laws themselves very much, because it takes a while to explain them, and it’s very embarrassing to do so, because they were created by a young person’s mind and concern themselves with thoughts and feelings that only come to you when you’re young. Every narrative event, every character, image etc., in fact every single word is generated using those two rules. I follow two rules that I invented when I was young, around 19 or 20 years old. ![]() First off, tell us a little about yourself. ![]()
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