when he took that 17 year gap you think he was still writing everyday?

>>8386574
great writers don't have to write everyday, but they do have to read everyday.

>>8386577
Thanks, God.

he was probably just arguing with his friends' kids about which Bugs Bunny cartoons were the best.

>>8386574
Next to no one actually writes every day. Really, it'd actually be a waste of time to just write for the sake of it every day. You should only write when you have an imperative need to.

>>8386580
And smoking lots of dank kush

>>8386607
This is objectively wrong

>>8386704
In the Age of Shitposting, yeah.

Probably in jail for pedophilia desu.

It's clear he hates women and loves little girls.

>>8386704
If your goal is to write cookie cutter YA or genreshit/airport fiction then yeah, it's wrong. Writing exercises are a waste of time and if nothing's coming trying to force it will only make you shit yourself.

>>8386574
literally writing Vineland, Mason & Dixon and Against the Day

nigga do you even read

he started M&D when he started V. and GR, basically right after Cornell

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>>8386574
"Everyday" is an adjective (it was an everyday occurrence).
"Every day" is the adverbial phrase you're looking for (Pynchon wrote every day).

>>8386768
>>8386710
kill yourself

>>8386722
Writing every day lets out the creative input, so shitty ideas don't clog your shit up

>>8386768
reminder that Vineland is INFINITELY better than Infinite Jest