Quote by Stephen King

I gradually realized that I was seeing another example of creative ebb, another step by another art on the road that may indeed end in extinction.

I gradually realized that I was seeing another example of cr

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker has come to the realization that they are witnessing a decline in creativity. They describe it as an "ebb," implying a fading or diminishing of artistic expression. The speaker also alludes to the possibility of this decline leading to extinction, suggesting that they fear for the continuation of this particular art form. Overall, they acknowledge the significance of this observation and express concern about the potential end of artistic innovation.

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Creativity Writing Process Writing Extinction Writer S Block

By Stephen King

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