S.K. Nicholls has some interesting issues for writers to ponder. She also gave me a huge nod today. Visit her blog and give her a follow. Blog friends are awesome.
I sometimes wonder just how much responsibility to the world at large us writers have. I did a post recently concerning triggers and got much interesting feedback about that. A trigger can be anything, a taste, a touch, a scent, words read in a book. The general consensus seemed to be that it was the readers’ responsibility to watch for those things that might trigger an untoward response or memory.
As writers, we should write about whatever we want to. There should be no censorship. To rate books like movies seems ridiculous; G, PG, R, X. And who, or what organization, would govern that?
I recall a friend bringing a paperback book to junior high school. It was Sylvia Plath’s “The Bell Jar”. There was a passage in that book where she describes her own breast development and compares them to apricots and cantaloupes. We sat in the library and…
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Thanks for the reblog 🙂
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My pleasure. I need to do some kind of nice push for you now. Enjoy your UPS package.
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