[2/2] Jon reflects on the difficulty of trying to represent traumatic experiences in non-fiction writing: "it'll never be enough... you can't ever capture the truth." youtu.be/B4wt_zNXugA
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We also compare experiences about what it takes to reach the emotional center in our fiction–a process of self-discovery that Jon describes as "the heart of all my writing." @asvoff.bsky.social ashadedviewonfashion.com/2025/10/28/b...
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4/4 [...] I am grateful to have been able to collaborate with one of the all-time creative forces in American film. Her legacy will continue to inspire and motivate new generations of artists.

3/4 [...] she would verbally muse over ideas, offhandedly committal, inadvertently funny, while dealing with an issue that she very much felt a directive to open.

2/4 [...] at Columbine in 1999, with insight into the motives and possible solutions, was what motivated Keaton. I wrote an original script with her input. When people asked what she was like, I would always say, it was like talking to the character Annie Hall,

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89 was definitely stronger