Robert Heinlein to Theodore Sturgeon. A commitment to both creativity and friendship. Full letter here. Back story here:
"I went into a horrible dry spell one time. It was a desperate dry spell and an awful lot depended on me getting writing again. Finally, I wrote to Bob Heinlein. I told him my troubles; that I couldn't write—perhaps it was that I had no ideas in my head that would strike a story. By return airmail—I don't know how he did it—I got back 26 story ideas."
thanks Glenn
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
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