When writing a comprehensive self-investigatory scroll, the writer attempts to weave a network of strands capable of enmeshing all sizes of ideas including those with no obvious interconnection. The writer must also trace all lingering thoughts to their original source in personal experiences, and revaluate each exquisite nuance notched into a person’s conscious mind including acts of depravity, violence, and the almost imperceptible intrusions of grace.
Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls
autobiography, memoir, memoir-writing, self-discovery, self-questioning, writing, writing-philosophy, writing-process