On Writing

Writing is hard because thinking clearly and precisely is not easy. I have never assumed, in all my written works, that I have made it as a writer, but I can safely inject that in all my writing and literary years I have nothing better to do than to write; so I willingly choose to suffer through my craft, by thinking hard and never settle to stay on the surface. A [critical and good] writer hears and sees the popular acceptance of the society and thereon ventures to examine the unpopular. In short, a writer is not a coward.