Re: distance and fiction

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In a message dated 8/10/99 4:18:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
mattis@argos.argoscomp.com writes:

<< I have to say that I don't have the least
     idea what I'm talking about, or how one can see the creative process
     working in this way, yet the possibility is intriguing.
 
     Have fun.
 
     Mattis >>

Well, you sure understood me pretty well dead on :)  I think the creative 
process works pretty differently for different people -- or maybe we're just 
more attentive to different details of the same process.

So in a sense this really is apples and oranges :)

BUT, it is an eeenteresting subject.  I'd like to see it developed.

Jim

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