The eternal now," he said. "She wanted to catch it, remember? To pin it down. That was the point." "Of writing?" "Or suicide.
by Ruth Ozeki
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In Ruth Ozeki's "A Tale for the Time Being," the character reflects on the concept of "the eternal now," highlighting a desire to capture and preserve fleeting moments. This yearning to hold on to time is a significant aspect of life and creativity, emphasizing the struggle of individuals to find meaning in the present.

The dialogue also touches on the profound connections between writing and existential thoughts, such as suicide. By...

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