Writing a book is a journey and you meet many, many people along the way. Some are old friends and are familiar. Others may be new or transient. Some people you meet in person and others you meet on the written page. Each of these people contributes in various ways to what ultimately appears between the covers of a book. Sometimes it is a subtle thought. Other times it may be a direct contribution like finding references or sharing quotations. All become grist for the creative writer’s mill.
I would like to thank Maureen Benner for pursuing an independent study with me, which allowed me to teach her much of this material on a one-on-one basis. Her questions and comments helped to sharpen my thinking. She also helped to organize ...
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