I'm not in the same league as Hannibal Lecter, but I love giving dinner parties, although not so much or so elaborately these days.
I might finish this one later, after I've seen your descriptions here describing the steps of brainstorming, organizing, drafting, reviewing, revising and publishing as they apply to your chosen creative processes. I haven't had lunch yet.
The publication of my dinner party is, of course, the arrival of my guests and our sitting down to demolish what I've spent days preparing! Successful publication is when everyone leaves stuffed a few hours later.
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
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My most creative, and successful, dinner party to date was one I gave years ago (decades ago if I'm honest) with a friend from uni. We started at 7:00 PM, and our guests left at around 4:00 AM after a very happy destruction of the goodies we'd spent days preparing!
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