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A loosely plotted, anarchic novel requires a correspondingly loose, unplanned writing process to produce it.Their words
You need a freewheeling process to create a freewheeling work.
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Toddler parenthood is a reality distortion zone that makes it hard to remember that most people find your toddler breathtakingly uninteresting.
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Once women are in control of their fertility, they only procreate if they expect rewards - whether that is personal fulfillment or social approval.
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People are more likely to have kids if it’s FUN - relative to alternatives. As entertainment-technology improves, it generates a tantalising menu of ways to spend our lives.
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