The muse is a fickle bitch. Woke me at five. You're
The quote "The muse is a fickle bitch. Woke me at five" from Kelley Armstrong's book "Omens" illustrates the unpredictable nature of inspiration. It highlights how creativity can arise unexpectedly, often demanding attention at inconvenient times, such as early in the morning.
This statement reflects the struggles many writers and artists face, where their creative drive doesn't always align with their personal schedule or comforts. Armstrong's blunt characterization of the muse reveals a mix of frustration and acknowledgment of its essential role in the creative process.
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