To Give Up Fear We Must Also Surrender Hope

Being the writer that I am means I've subscribed to countless wirterly blogs. Most of the time I find myself just skimming the info given. But once in a while, I end up reading rather philosophical musings that I find touch a nerve somewhere.

Here's one of them, talking about Camus's Myth of Sisyphus, that bloke who was condemned by his gods to constantly have to push a boulder up a mountain only to have to see it roll back down at the end and have to start all over again.

Yeah, that guy.

So the question is, when there is no hope of change in the end, do you keep on fighting or do you give up?

Here's the rest of David Corbett's post, which may (?) have the answer for you...

Thou Shalt Not Make Your Employer Lose Money -- An Interesting Historical Tidbit

Disney's Paperman

It's been a while since I've posted here. While working on the last volume of the Morgana Trilogy, I've also started doing research for my next series, and thought you might like to read about it.

The 10 Commandments of Being an Office Employee at the turn of the 20th century...

Totally feels like Paperman, doesn't it? But like, 100 times worse...