To write a book, I start with a table of contents. It’s a road map. Or maybe it’s more like a meandering checklist. I never write a book by starting with chapter one, followed by two, then three.
Before I can write chapter one (or seven), I first must wring some garbage out of my fingers. I need to write an “introduction.” This introduction is the lollyg…
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