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R.J. Goldman

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R.J. Goldman is a writer, artist, and maker of GIFs. She has been writing since elementary school, and sometimes she even finishes things. When she isn't writing or working her day job, R.J. is probably on Instagram, where she runs two official fan accounts for artists you should be listening to (@teamfeidtexas & @nohemyupdates). ...more

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R.J. Goldman When writer’s block hits, I like to go for a walk with my headphones in, blasting my favorite playlist. That way I can clear my head, not looking at a…moreWhen writer’s block hits, I like to go for a walk with my headphones in, blasting my favorite playlist. That way I can clear my head, not looking at a screen or worried about cleaning my house or anything.(less)

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R.J. Goldman I used to do NaNoWriMo, and my favorite technique I learned from that was to... just write. “Draft zero” of the climax of “Nothing” was basically a st…moreI used to do NaNoWriMo, and my favorite technique I learned from that was to... just write. “Draft zero” of the climax of “Nothing” was basically a stream-of-consciousness, thousand-word paragraph with minimal punctuation. It’s so much easier to edit that into something readable than it is to write from scratch! My favorite phrase is “better than zero” — if you just wrote one word today, that’s one more word than you had yesterday.(less)

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