I'll be interested to read your story whenever you have it ready.

I'm wondering if writing only survives today if it can escape into the interwild fairly quickly.

Because I like to think people will always have the appetite to read something old and timeless. I guess there's a chance that we as a species stop educating our children to appreciate these types of works; but even then, won't there still be the curious pupil who just has to know how things were and how people thought they're going to be?

AskSN

the_stacker_muse

When do you like to be most distracted, least?

billytheked

> I'll be interested to read your story whenever you have it ready. 

I might take you up on that. 

> I'm wondering if writing only survives today if it can escape into the interwild fairly quickly. 

Why do you think speed matters?

Because I like to think people will always have the appetite to read something old and timeless. I guess there's a chance that we as a species stop educating our children to appreciate these types of works; but even then, won't there still be the curious pupil who just has to know how things were and how people thought they're going to be?