Tag Archives: subconscious

The Subconscious Ism

Posted on December 3, 2014 by J. Sevick

There’s a kind of racism and sexism and prejudice that’s easy to spot, and easy to hate. It’s the overt violence, the hateful word thrown out not as an ironic joke but as a sincere insult, the flat statement about … Continue reading →

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The Flow and the Void

Posted on May 16, 2014 by J. Sevick

Many creativity guides out there will suggest that the ultimate experience of creativity is something called “flow.” Basically, it is a state of total concentration and free expression, full of joy and without anxiety or doubt. To some, it feels … Continue reading →

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Writing through Commitment Phobia

Posted on December 31, 2013 by J. Sevick

Below the cut is probably the best self-analysis and positive strategizing I’ve done on this blog. But it’s also long and navel-gazing and probably boring and annoying to anyone who’s not me, so I put it below a cut to … Continue reading →

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The Cycle of Doubt

Posted on February 13, 2013 by J. Sevick

[As I’ve only had two days, I don’t have a ‘fail of the week’ this week—which is the biggest fail of all, I suppose. I’ll definitely have something next week, though… I hope. :)] I wrote in another post that … Continue reading →

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