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The Marble Notebook
Q: "What is The Marble Notebook?"
A: The Marble Notebook is a place where creativity breaks boundaries; a place where rules are always broken; a place where art, freethought, imagination, and topics with no point are 'the norm'.
Q: "Where did the idea for The Marble Notebook come from?"
A: The Marble Notebook is the homage to an old notebook my best friend and I had when we were young. It contained everything from conversations we had together, things we were taught and didnt agree with, drawings, comics, stories, goals, anything we wanted to put on paper, we did.
Now, nearly a decade after the original marble notebook's destruction, it has been resurrected as this Marble Notebook
Q: "What does it mean when a story in The Marble Notebook is 'a work in progress'?"
A: It means that I either have yet to finish the story, and intend to, but may not get to due to a lack of inspiration anymore.
You may find many short stories, or long stories with no ending, or that seem to just stop. I assure you this is normal. It's either that I lost inspiration to write further, I ran out of time to continue that day/hour, or because I realized I had somehow ended up writting the story so far off topic that it was hardly the original story I had started with, and promptly chose to stop
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