Feel free to write in with your own.
(Caveat: it's equally important for critics to keep these acquaintanceships short of close friendship or complicity, in order to remain free to write negatively with no fear of personal recrimination).
Good luck and feel free to write me with any questions.
If I'm just writing because I happen to have had an idea, I'm completely free to write it, fiddle around with it, take as long as I like, and then I can decide quite a long time afterwards what I want to do with it.
Being a smart-ass, I wrote a column for the Guardian pointing out the ludicrousness of the injunction system, given that foreign newspapers were free to write about the story with impunity.
The power of social media remains that it is open to anyone with internet access, free to write what they want and see it resonate with others far and wide.
"The great thing about writing is that you are free to write about anything, to grapple with what's happening in the world".
Forget cable: anyone who's on Medium or Tumblr is now free to write like Hunter Thompson, and anyone with a cell phone can beam jiggly, intimate footage to a potentially unlimited audience.
When you do something you're particularly proud of, such as passing a test or finishing a project, feel free to write it into your journal with some kind of extra mark to show that you are proud of it.
Feel free to write to myself or Murti personally with any questions or comments. .
