IN CITE

The book explores the concept of the epistemic creative writer, emphasizing the importance of stepping beyond ego to convey meaningful ideas. It delves into the relationship between silence and language, suggesting that true knowledge emerges in the space between words. Through insights from notable authors and thinkers like Samuel Beckett and Gertrude Stein, it questions whether creative writing that generates knowledge can be taught without a structured method. The work invites contemplation on the essence and purpose of creative writing.