The Wounding of John Horgan

I'm struck with how many people who are important to you, at least to go by your writing and what the Daemon said. Are people of that sort? Robert Anton Wilson, for example. Phil K. Dick would be another example. I feel like almost any writer has probably had some kind of experience that I think of as a kind of a wounding almost. And it can be a very productive wound. It's a wound that can cause you to become prey to this kind of demonic possession where you have to write out your wound. You have to write it through. At least it is for me.

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