Two Simple Rules for Authors
Regardless of their specific genres, aspiring scribes can learn a great deal from Neil Peart and Voltaire.
It is a chilly evening in November 2008. I'm getting in my miles on a treadmill after work in a gym near my New Jersey home. During the day, I'm consulting in NYC. The rest of the time, I'm in the midst of writing my first book. Suddenly, a thought occurs to me about how my work as an IT consultant reminds me of one of my favorite Pulp Fiction scenes (NSFW). I pause the treadmill, get off, approach the front desk, ask the attendant for a pencil and paper, and jot down a note. I then resume my run.
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