Mr. Bradbury starts his lecture by discussing the “proper hygiene” for writers, so they won’t do anything “wrong” is to write a hefty amount of short stories, the quality doesn't matter as long as it's written down on paper. He says that novels take too long to write, so don't start with them. Instead try to write as many as possible, at least one per week over the course of one year. Bradbury claims that it isn’t possible to write 52 bad short stories in a row. By doing this he was able to write his first novel known as “Fahrenheit 451” at the age of 30 and exclaims, “worth the wait, huh?” Bradbury had a fear of wasting too much time on writing a novel, so he used this technique to overcome it. An important point that Bradbury brought up
