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Figging Mint:

--- Quote from: the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh on October 15, 2011, 02:05:44 PM ---Thing I Should Be Working On; going to get paper on the way home in order to print the damnd thing out.

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That qualifies for ragging brights, if not the other.

the neurovore of Zur-En-Aargh:

--- Quote from: (FM) on October 15, 2011, 06:35:54 PM ---That qualifies for ragging brights, if not the other.

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Running out of ink 500 pages into a 700 page manuscript makes that less likely in the short term..

Lanodantheon:
Tonight I get my ducks in a row and start a trial run of 2000 words a day for the next month and a half. Just to see if I can do it.


Out these efforts should come a short story followed by a Novel.


Time to put those 50+ pages of notes to good use.

Figging Mint:

--- Quote from: Lanodantheon on October 17, 2011, 02:10:39 PM ---Tonight I get my ducks in a row and start a trial run of 2000 words a day for the next month and a half. Just to see if I can do it.

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Good hands, nimble fingers and clean shotguns to ya.

Madd:
I've been collecting my thoughts/making notes since about '98-'99.  Right now I've got two major things stopping me from making headway on writing:

1)  This is the BIG reason for my struggles.  Try as I might, I cannot turn my notes/thoughts into STORIES.  Things turn out sounding more like a bloody history book.  At best it reads as a narrative.  Boring, and uninteresting stuff.  The good news is that this hasn't gotten me down, I know I'm capable of better work than this, for some reason I'm just stumbling.

2)  Most of my word processing time is spent on college right now.  I'm finishing up a masters, one that blends business and chemistry, so in addition to having to switch my brain back and forth, I also have to write a helluva lot.  I wrote 4-5k words this weekend, from friday-monday.  In addition to that, I spent many many hours doing research and reading textbooks  :(  All of this was school related, not a lick was for fun, or in pursuit of my own writing.

By the time I sit down to type I am severely burned out.  I don't even have the energy to play video games, let alone type something coherent and meaningful.  Despite all that, I still lay up at night with my ideas bouncing around inside my head.  A lot of you have more on your plates than I do, how do you do it?

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