100 Days of Writing - 31
What did I learn about writing today?
I thought a lot about "that book" I want to write. I thought about its perfect title and the subsequent perfect pages that would follow it. It would be tongue-in-cheek and enticing. I debated between the use of a subtitle and the inevitable cliche that brings.
Now I'm sneezing.
I'm still undecided on the matter, but will hope that I can begin tackling the loose outline I created for it. It's like it never dawned on me before that writing a book takes so much fucking work. I think I expected to spew it out one weekend, like it would be easy and the flow nearly unstoppable. This exercise is showing me that yeah dude, it takes a fuck tonne of dedication and self-discipline to write and to write regularly, especially if you want to produce an actual thing that's not just a brain-dump.
So I'm grateful so far. I can't even call this writing except for a written organization of my nightly thoughts as I contemplate myself as a human and begin to see the possibility of a habit forming.
It's nice. I'm grateful.
Jordan Officer (who you should check out),
Katie
I thought a lot about "that book" I want to write. I thought about its perfect title and the subsequent perfect pages that would follow it. It would be tongue-in-cheek and enticing. I debated between the use of a subtitle and the inevitable cliche that brings.
Now I'm sneezing.
I'm still undecided on the matter, but will hope that I can begin tackling the loose outline I created for it. It's like it never dawned on me before that writing a book takes so much fucking work. I think I expected to spew it out one weekend, like it would be easy and the flow nearly unstoppable. This exercise is showing me that yeah dude, it takes a fuck tonne of dedication and self-discipline to write and to write regularly, especially if you want to produce an actual thing that's not just a brain-dump.
So I'm grateful so far. I can't even call this writing except for a written organization of my nightly thoughts as I contemplate myself as a human and begin to see the possibility of a habit forming.
It's nice. I'm grateful.
Jordan Officer (who you should check out),
Katie
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