Work Hard, Not Smart: How to Make a Messy Literary LifeAt the ripe age of forty, when Alexis Paige was finally diagnosed with ADHD Inattentive Type, she rolled her eyes even before the doctor could finish spelling out her new marching orders: "The goal now," he said, "is to learn how to work smart, not hard." "But that doesn't sound like any fun," she said. She was going to have to do this, too ironically, inexplicably, comically as she did everything else, the hard way. Part memoir, part craft guide,