Day 28: Wrote about two sentences on the silly essay, then put it away (if you could slam a file shut I would have!) and worked a bit on my project of pulling together unwieldy notes into something workable. I mean, it's one thing to write stories out of sequence, it's another to scatter stuff all over the place. I tend to mull over stuff in a writing journal, but don't always port the results of the musings to relevant files. Argh.
Ysilme: Lately I've come across the idea (in several different places) that one thing that creative people who are successful and prolific do is to follow the path that seems easiest at the moment -- according to this, working on your drawer fic is just what you should be doing! 8-)
Sylvanwitch: Snake Riders! I'm curious about your weird western -- not least because I also wrote an "unexpected" weird western a while back (well, a long while; it's sitting in first draft in a WIP folder...). Maybe one of Terry Pratchett's "inspiration particles" that sleet through the universe is one that inspires an Unexpected Weird Western. ;-) Anyway I'm glad you're having fun with it!
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Date: 2021-06-29 05:13 pm (UTC)Ysilme: Lately I've come across the idea (in several different places) that one thing that creative people who are successful and prolific do is to follow the path that seems easiest at the moment -- according to this, working on your drawer fic is just what you should be doing! 8-)
Sylvanwitch: Snake Riders! I'm curious about your weird western -- not least because I also wrote an "unexpected" weird western a while back (well, a long while; it's sitting in first draft in a WIP folder...). Maybe one of Terry Pratchett's "inspiration particles" that sleet through the universe is one that inspires an Unexpected Weird Western. ;-) Anyway I'm glad you're having fun with it!