Composers, writers, artists of all types search for ways to make the ethereal, the ephemeral and the elusive, tangible. The work we attempt is to take ideas that are without form or substance, imagined things that are beyond words and translate them into music, stories, art, and reality.
Artists create or relieve anxiety, foster understanding, challenge social norms, entertain, enlighten and elevate us.
Today’s challenge is to Imagine the Unimaginable.
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Keep on writing.
Jo Hawk The Writer
Jo Hawk 
does that come under speculative fiction? or fantasy writing? I often think if writers should always stick within the genre they are good at?
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Why not apply it to the story you are writing? Say you are writing about a happy family. What unimaginable thing might happen to turn the world upside down. Does that make it a better story?
What would happen in a mystery story if the detective was getting close to solving the murder and was found dead in his bathtub? What happens now?
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ok so I went the other way with the word “unimaginable” – like a fantasy story. your explanation makes it clearer now, but I suppose all stories have a twist, not sure if I have ever seen it as unimaginable though. good point to ponder upon for future writing.
thanks Jo, these discussions have been good for me.
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That is the great thing about these quotes, you can take them and interpret or adapt them to your work and your circumstances. What I read into them can be different from what you read and we can both be correct. 😊
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yes one of the reasons why I find what your write and share so valuable. It sorts out some of my doubts and reinforces what I have been doing right.
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Yeah!! ✨✴
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