Comments on: Like Me or Unlike Me http://www.puppetism.com/posts/categorized/like-me-or-unlike-me/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:55:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Snout http://www.puppetism.com/posts/categorized/like-me-or-unlike-me/#comment-13 Snout Sun, 05 Aug 2007 19:59:41 +0000 http://www.puppetism.com/posts/categorized/like-me-or-unlike-me/#comment-13 Exactly. I try not to imagine any audience or what they want. I have a tough enough time imagining what I want. Imaginary audiences in my head I can do without. I never had a little dog though, so I wouldn't know anything about that. Exactly. I try not to imagine any audience or what they want. I have a tough enough time imagining what I want. Imaginary audiences in my head I can do without.

I never had a little dog though, so I wouldn’t know anything about that.

]]> By: oneken http://www.puppetism.com/posts/categorized/like-me-or-unlike-me/#comment-9 oneken Sat, 04 Aug 2007 16:37:44 +0000 http://www.puppetism.com/posts/categorized/like-me-or-unlike-me/#comment-9 this situation you describe is why gertrude stein said writers should not succeed at a very young age --they turn to writing what they imagine their audience will want to read instead of writing what is actually in them. she called this state "i am i because my little dog knows me." prollee applies to pigs and monkeys as well. this situation you describe is why gertrude stein said writers should not succeed at a very young age –they turn to writing what they imagine their audience will want to read instead of writing what is actually in them. she called this state “i am i because my little dog knows me.” prollee applies to pigs and monkeys as well.

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