As an author, I've for some time been unwilling to blogging. "I'm a writer, not a blogger," I would grandiosely ponder internally. "In the event that something merits communicating, it merits communicating with structure and specialty." I love the craft of the article: the opening passage that holds onto the peruser by the forelock; the adept similitude going through the piece like a coupling string; the exhaustive, mounting contentions that leave the peruser with no decision yet to be persuaded; the scholarly twists (even the liberal ones); modifying a sentence over and over until it strikes me as the completely perfect method for communicating that thought; and the greater part of all, the idea that hundreds, thousands, possibly many thousands, are perusing me at my best, and maybe in a general sense reexamining the issue I'm covering. Have you thought about how great it is doing what you love rather than one more secondary school or school t