"If only you knew how tired writers get of hearing that question."

Not that writers get a lot of screen time, anyway.

When writers get together, the subject often turns to productivity.

One writer I know got a thousand sales in a week this way.

Sometimes a less talented writer can get to the point faster.

"Seems to me a writer gets to hold a lot of keys," she said.

I take your point about length, but a good writer can still get a lot across in 150 words.

I don't think there's only one kind of university at which aspiring writers can get an education.

Of course, a good writer can break that rule (or any other) and get away with it.

The writer in Davidson cannot get out of his characters' way.