/lit/ - Literature

>>8930944
Wow, what the fuck /lit/. I don't think I played the 'depressive/maniac' role on my post. Either did I look for pitty or attention. Calm down.

As I mentioned, I think it's a pretty common thing. You can't be all days 200% creative and happy, all thoughts flowing and feeling happy, either you should be pittying yourself the rest of the time. But those periods happen.

I just wanted to know of works of people who had gone through this, coped with those feelings and wrote about it, as you can see with the authors I mentioned and, basically, as you can see on any interview with a writer, painter, director, etc.

Also, any books on thoughts about the creative process that are not self-help BS and magic recipes, as abovementioned, are pretty welcome as well.