What Have Y-O-U Learned This Week?

I’ve learned that:
Writing is a much more complex process than readers imagine and often don’t want to know about.
Every scene has innumerable plot,dialogue, setting possibilities.
I love the parts of the process where I create stories, edit and talk with other writers better than what follows.
I thrive on talking with other writers, sharing ideas and becoming inspired by their spirit.
The more I write, the more I expect from writers who are published; old favorites dim by current standards.
I might take a day off here and there, but I can’t not write!

Let’s compare notes. Send me what you have learned.

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1 Response

  1. Patontheback says:

    I've learned if I take the skeletal structure of a story, and start like so,
    Once upon a time
    And every day
    Until one day
    And because of this
    And because of this
    Until finally
    And ever since that day . . .
    something magical can happen, a certain alchemy of words that transform into sentences, sentences into paragraphs, and a story emerges.

    I've also learned that like the British poet, Craig Raine, once wrote: “Great writers arrive among us, like new diseases – threatening, powerful, impatient for patients to pick up their virus, irresistible.“

    May they Long Live.
    words, blessed words