Well I just read this, about Henry Bromell, who just died. I didn't know him, but was certainly a fan of his work. My condolences to his family.
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/mar...omell-20130320
65 is a young age to die, and Bromell died of a heart attack. I wonder about the very nature of our careers affecting our health.
I'm not sure what stresses he endured, I can only speak about my own but are the stresses associated with being a writer making writers die young? It seems like a lot of writers die at this age or younger, or that I'm seeing more reports. This concerns me, because like a lot of you, I have children. Mine are new, one is 3 and the other 3 months. I want to be around for them.
Do you all take care of yourselves, eat right and workout? How do you deal with the career stress? How do you incorporate these lifestyle changes into your day in relation to your writing?
I'll share what I do if anyone's interested but would like to know your routines first, how it fits into and maybe even enhances your writing career.
http://articles.latimes.com/2013/mar...omell-20130320
65 is a young age to die, and Bromell died of a heart attack. I wonder about the very nature of our careers affecting our health.
I'm not sure what stresses he endured, I can only speak about my own but are the stresses associated with being a writer making writers die young? It seems like a lot of writers die at this age or younger, or that I'm seeing more reports. This concerns me, because like a lot of you, I have children. Mine are new, one is 3 and the other 3 months. I want to be around for them.
Do you all take care of yourselves, eat right and workout? How do you deal with the career stress? How do you incorporate these lifestyle changes into your day in relation to your writing?
I'll share what I do if anyone's interested but would like to know your routines first, how it fits into and maybe even enhances your writing career.
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