Gail Sher

home-test

Writing saved my life. Before I found writing I had exhausted all the other ways of being in the world that I knew about. But, as with anything that one makes entirely one’s own, I had to reinvent writing. I had to unravel everything I had been taught and wind it back up again, my way.

— One Continuous Mistake: Four Noble Truths for Writers

Test text Writing saved my life. Before I found writing I had exhausted all the other ways of being in the world that I knew about. But, as with anything that one makes entirely one’s own, I had to reinvent writing. I had to unravel everything I had been taught and wind it back up again, my way. Writing saved my life. Before I found writing I had exhausted all the other ways of being in the world that I knew about. But, as with anything that one makes entirely one’s own, I had to reinvent writing. I had to unravel everything I had been taught and wind it back up again, my way.

Writing saved my life. Before I found writing I had exhausted all the other ways of being in the world that I knew about. But, as with anything that one makes entirely one’s own, I had to reinvent writing. I had to unravel everything I had been taught and wind it back up again, my way. Writing saved my life. Before I found writing I had exhausted all the other ways of being in the world that I knew about. But, as with anything that one makes entirely one’s own, I had to reinvent writing. I had to unravel everything I had been taught and wind it back up again, my way.