The overintellectualization of surrealism can be a bromide. A dream interpreted is a deflated dream. Download Download Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Rotate quotes bromide deflate dream
Since I've been hired to contribute to the storyline of 'Doom 4' I can say what was always true anyway. I'm working. You see, for a writer, lots of stuff that doesn't look like working is actually working. Looking out of the window, for example. Balancing a pencil on the edge of the desk in order to find its exact fulcrum. Playing 'Doom.' Graham Joyce balancecontributedesk share on social
Rome is a place almost worn out by being looked at, a city collapsing under the weight of reference. Graham Joyce citycollapselook Change image and share on social
I've been a professional writer for 20 years, and there are contours in that time, crescents and troughs. Graham Joyce contourcrescenthave Change image and share on social
I always dreamed of writing in an orchestral context. But when you finish a piece, you want to hear it. So we played everything with Phish. Trey Anastasio contextdreamfinish Change image and share on social
My life has always been chaotic. From the time I got dressed in the back of a deflated, flat-tired, fish-smelling station wagon for Rocky. It's always been do it yourself, kind of like paper-clip it together. Sylvester Stallone backchaoticclip share on social
When I worked on a magazine, I learned that there are many, many writers writing that can't write at all; and they keep on writing all the cliches and bromides and 1890 plots, and poems about Spring and poems about Love, and poems they think are modern because they are done in slang or staccato style, or written with all the 'i's' small. Charles Bukowski bromideclichelearn share on social