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Creativity as Defiance

When it feels like you’ve got nothing left, make it up as you go.

Create a new world. And dare to believe in it.

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M.C. Easton

Novelist and teacher. View all posts by M.C. Easton

December 30, 2012Leave a commentart, creativity, daydreams, despair, hope, imagination, invention

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