And do call, because David's phoning in his blog post today.
Here's an excerpt from "Jeremiad" to tide you over:
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It was such a coincidence finding this picture at the same time as I'm reading "The Postman Always Rings Twice" that I just got to share it. The book is on the table! Also there's a classy woman in the picture who I am assured is quite conducive to the prurient interest.
This is why I became a Writer.
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250 words? Yes
Project "Untitled"
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Reading - "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (James M. Cain)
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Here's an excerpt from "Jeremiad" to tide you over:
069 Jeremiad 1
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It was such a coincidence finding this picture at the same time as I'm reading "The Postman Always Rings Twice" that I just got to share it. The book is on the table! Also there's a classy woman in the picture who I am assured is quite conducive to the prurient interest.
This is why I became a Writer.
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250 words? Yes
Project "Untitled"
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Reading - "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (James M. Cain)
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Nothing wrong with 250 words. I've spent weeks where that's all I've written in a day. The key is that you're moving forwards, doing editing work, promotions, etc.
ReplyDeleteBut I do love those rare days where I pump out 5,000 words or more.
It seems my daily writing train can't be derailed despite my own worst efforts. This is a great salve for that mild anxiety that comes of muddling through something new.
ReplyDeleteThat and anticipating a few days from now when I can let all that new stuff simmer for a bit and focus on Writing.