April 30, 2014

“It’s not black or white; it’s classless, sexless. It doesn’t matter where you fall on any kind of spectrum: emotional truth is emotional truth. And this is the standard I’m trying to reach for. People are different and aesthetics are different—there’s so much variety in literature. But the universal needs the singular, and the singular must contain the universal. If you can put yourself in it, the labels fall away and it becomes art.”

Joe Fassler, Author

ᔥ “Why Every Writer Needs Two Educations” by Joe Fassler for “The Atlantic” magazine

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