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The writers cabin reminded me of longtime Bay Area resident and Pulitzer prize winning novelist, Wallace Stegner's writing office (separate building from his ho
by hkmurakami 9y ago
The writers cabin reminded me of longtime Bay Area resident and Pulitzer prize winning novelist, Wallace Stegner's writing office (separate building from his home).
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- js2 9y agoMichael Pollan (the author of Omnivore's Dilemma) also built his own writing cabin and wrote an article (and eventually a book too) about out it: http://michaelpollan.com/articles-archive/building-a-room-of-my-own/ http://michaelpollan.com/articles-archive/building-a-room-of...
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- itronitron 9y agoyou could fit a lot of small cabins (or tool sheds) into that huge Facebook openoffice space, one of my favorite lines is from the movie 'America's Sweethearts' where Billy Crystal is telling another person that a film editor (played by Christopher Walken) purchased the Unabomber's cabin from the FBI and now uses it as his editing studio...