In the creative laboratory of writer Dimitar Talev

The self-observations of creative individuals provide the most valuable data through which we can gain insight into an insufficiently studied field and place research on the creative process on a sound scientific footing. Books such as Goethe's Conversations with Eckermann, Fr. Hebbel's Diaries, or Stanislavski's My Life in Art are a rich source both for researchers of the personal work of these artists and for scholars who want to establish the general patterns in the creative process. After all, such personal confessions by significant artists are always solid and powerful nourishment for any young talent.