Leland Dirks
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For a writer, it seems a help rather than a hindrance to be at least a little crazy. Who but a crazy person would carve out a very private, quiet place in the world, only to pour his/her innermost thoughts and emotions onto a page for the entire world to examine? Even in fiction, we give a map to our most secret feelings. Why do writers do it? Perhaps because we'd be crazier still if we didn't.
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| BEAUTIFUL | 198 clues |
| CRAZY | 178 clues |
| SOCIETY | 126 clues |
| RELATIONSHIP | 85 clues |
| WRITING | 74 clues |
| CHILDREN | 38 clues |
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
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