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A writer’s desk is always cluttered with snippets of ideas, bits of broken words, scattered pieces of worlds we aren’t ready to use yet.

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Libraries are places of refuge. When you’re weary of the world, tired on your feet and in your mind, go to a library.

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“It could be drugs,” I whisper to myself as I buy 37 new books with no shelf space and a tight budget. “At least it’s not drugs.”

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My sister and I whenever we’re in a bookstore lol.

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Don’t give up on reading. Some days you’re too busy, too tired, too distracted. Don’t worry. You’ll come back.

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Books seem so harmless when you first pick them up, with their paper dust jackets and inky pages. You wouldn’t guess, not if you didn’t know, how dangerous the words inside can be. How alluring.

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Readers understand life. They’ve lived it many times.

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Sometimes writers lose touch with their own stories, forget how magical, how incredible they can be. Readers remind them.

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There is something deeply comforting about the vastness of space. No matter how big our problems are, no matter how large they seem to us, to the universe we aren’t even blips on its radar. We exist so briefly that for the universe we are a millisecond of a milliseconds worth of existence. Whenever I gaze at the stars and then look back at my greatest problem of the day, suddenly everything seems so very small and so very insignificant. We get a millisecond of a milliseconds worth of life. Why not spend as much of that as we can trying to be happy and doing the things we love instead of making ourselves ache?

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They sit so innocently on the shelves. Paper and cardboard, glue and ink. No one would guess that they open the doors to the stars.

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Read a hundred pages a day. Or ten. Or one. Or a paragraph, a sentence, three words. Just read.

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I bought this book yesterday at Coles. It seems really interesting and a fun way to generate writing ideas.

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