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When I decided to write I talked to a local author who had more than 100 pieces of work in circulation. He told me to always have at least three works in construction, so I could set my writing times and apply them to the work that seemed to be flowing fastest.
That's a good idea! I usually have two going at once, though I frequently utilize that practice with articles on my website!
The obvious would be to take a break, but then we are taught that this is some big bad thing that we must defeat, and feed it with guilt. Like some mystical unknown monster we have to find our way around.
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Feb 28, 2015 06:04AM
When I decided to write I talked to a local author who had more than 100 pieces of work in circulation. He told me to always have at least three works in construction, so I could set my writing times and apply them to the work that seemed to be flowing fastest.
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That's a good idea! I usually have two going at once, though I frequently utilize that practice with articles on my website!
The obvious would be to take a break, but then we are taught that this is some big bad thing that we must defeat, and feed it with guilt. Like some mystical unknown monster we have to find our way around.
