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Nesta
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Oct 28, 2013 08:03AM
I think a lot of authors can identify with this. Blogging can become another outlet for the busy, creative mind, almost restful compared with character creating and building. And of course much that happens in our daily lives, so personal to us, can actually be more extraordinary than fiction and just begging to be commented on and ultimately shared with others. Undoubtedly it will eventually find its place in the imaginary world of our fictitious characters - for a writer it's all grist to the mill - but by then of necessity it will have metamorphosed. In the meantime there is the satisfaction of setting down our feelings and reactions in a blog!
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