Are there any articles like this, but about some author instead?
It's about Kubrick's daily routine and habits. This type of stuff is fascinating to me. I'd love to read first-hand accounts of how famous writers spend their time.
http://www.krusch.com/kubrick/dayinlife.html
>>7395848
https://www.google.ro/search?q=authors+habits&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=v09YVr-tG8P2PprvjNAL
Most biographies have things like this: Benjamin Franklin's is an example.
>>7395848
Hunter S. Thompson's daily routine
>>7396170
>goes to sleep 12 hours after rising
A lot of rest for a hired Gonzo Journalist!
>>7395848
Machiavelli's letter to Francesco Vettori. It's fucking magnificent. I just love when he returns back to his study and gets changed for the event:
"When evening comes, I return home and enter my study; on the threshold I take off my workday clothes, covered with mud and dirt, and put on the garments of court and palace. Fitted out appropriately, I step inside the venerable courts of the ancients, where, solicitously received by them, I nourish myself on that food that alone is mine and for which I was born; where I am unashamed to converse with them and to question them about the motives for their actions, and they, out of their human kindness, answer me. And for four hours at a time I feel no boredom, I forget all my troubles, I do not dread poverty, and I am not terrified by death." http://www2.idehist.uu.se/distans/ilmh/Ren/flor-mach-lett-vettori.htm
>>7396277
That's an 8, not a 3, cia
>>7395848
Thanks for ruining my eyesight. There has to be a better website somewhere.
>>7395848
this is a common interview question. hit google mate
>>7396321
this really isn't an obstacle that is hard to overcome
>>7396322
And why not just google "books" instead of asking for literature recommendation here as well?
https://www.brainpickings.org/2012/11/20/daily-routines-writers/
>>7396170
That's been discredited by other Thompson biographers.
