“Executives become afraid to make any creative decisions or to go against what’s already been done for fear of losing their jobs. Oh - the bad music I’ve listened to! The entire business comes down to quarterly profits - and money is the biggest destroyer of art and creativity, whether it be music or literature.”
I couldn’t agree more with this quote (and it’s such a shame that corporations are singlehandedly ruining art by mass producing only what they think will make money). I turn more and more to indie creators because their authentic voices and passion for what they do make all the difference.
I’m enjoying this interview, and you have a way of bringing out the best in your authors. Looking forward to part 2.
“Executives become afraid to make any creative decisions or to go against what’s already been done for fear of losing their jobs. Oh - the bad music I’ve listened to! The entire business comes down to quarterly profits - and money is the biggest destroyer of art and creativity, whether it be music or literature.”
I couldn’t agree more with this quote (and it’s such a shame that corporations are singlehandedly ruining art by mass producing only what they think will make money). I turn more and more to indie creators because their authentic voices and passion for what they do make all the difference.