Does the physical location of a writer effect the quality of

>>7424066
why not

intellectual curiosity and one's own memories and experiences are a larger factor than current physical location, i like to believe

although traveling is good for these things, i think it's more to explore the world and build your internal language than finding some ideal spot for writing that probably doesn't exist

Affect.

faggot ass niger

>Does the physical location of a writer effect the quality of what that writer will create?
possibly. Location affects your education, experiences, and culture which influences a lot of how you perceive the world.That is all to say this isn't particularly true if you are more curious than others in your area and read,travel, etc.
>Will someone living in Springfield, Illinois be able to write as well as someone living in Rovaniemi, Lapland?
that is dependent on the person.

>>7424066
According to nietzsche, yes

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Yes, pretty much it goes like this
>colder climates =better literature and science
>warmer climates = better food

>>7424066
yeah sometimes can't write because it's so cold out

>>7424066
I think so. The environment is determinant. As an example, just realize that warmer places on the earth have higher rates of criminality.
Also, if I have cold, I can think better, but I prefer to keep warm at home. In spring I'm melancholic, In summer I think worse, but I'm more active.

Compare James M. Cain's LA work to his Baltimore work. I'd say there was a bit of an influence

There's a reason why nigger tier countries like Ireland and never made anything literary, and it's determined not by location, but something that rhymes with jeans...

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>>7425852
Execution that makes the rule