and so give your uncommon readers a chance to join you in the solidarity of pain and love and the vision of human possibility. But isn't it enough? For lack of the full heart's desire, won't it serve?
The quote from Wallace Stegner's "On Teaching and Writing Fiction" suggests that sharing our experiences of pain and love allows others to connect with us on a deeper level. By opening up and expressing these universal feelings, we foster a sense of community and understanding. This connection not only enhances our own lives but also enriches the lives of those around us.
Stegner also contemplates the notion of sufficiency—whether our expressions and experiences can truly fulfill our deepest desires. Despite any shortcomings in conveying our emotions, the act of sharing still holds value. The exploration of human potential through storytelling offers hope, suggesting that even when we fall short, our efforts can still resonate and uplift others.
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