“It's the price of being a writer. One is dogged by the past – pain, sensations, rejections, all of it. I believe that this clinging to the past is a zealous, albeit hopeless, desire to reinvent it so that one could change it. Doctors, lawyers, and many other stable citizens are not afflicted by a persistent memory. In their way, they might be just as disturbed as you or I, except that they don't know it. They don't delve” (id, 103).
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