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Am I the only one who p much needs the tactile fun of handwriting in order to jog my interest in whatever I'm working on? It's gotten to the point where I often do this for assigned papers too, not just the thing I'm writing. It's like the worst variation on blank white screen writer's block. Even once I have a number of pages in a word doc I still don't feel like writing if it means punching glyphs onto a screen; I need a pen and a notebook. I'm worried that it's gonna eventually fuel my laziness to the point where there's no workaround and I stop doing creative writing.
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Feb 17, 2013 20:43
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Speech-to-text would make me wanna kill myself; I'm too self-critical.Whalley posted:I keep a huge stack of index cards and a fine tip sharpie with me essentially everywhere for that, but I just get so frustrated trying to write anything longer than a hundred or so words out by hand. Index cards are so much more physically pleasing than big fuckin' notebooks or endless reams of note paper. Get a Moleskine. You'll look cooler that way anyway.
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Feb 21, 2013 14:52
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systran posted:When writing less than 1,500 word pieces, what are some different ways to go about structuring and then editing? Write the piece, then eddit
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Mar 26, 2013 18:16
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Thoren posted:If you want to actually make money and have people read your work, Medieval Fantasy isn't the best place to start. Well if you want to make money then creative writing altogether isn't the best place to start.
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May 28, 2013 02:11
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