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Write every day. For me, writing is a habit as much as a creative process. |
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Make a set time to write and set a minimum time even if its only ten minutes |
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It doesn't matter if what you write is thrown away the next day. It's still progress and the good stuff will come. |
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Writing every day keeps the story alive - the plot, the characters - they never fade and you don't have to refamiliarise with them each time you sit down to write. |
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My characters talk to me all the time. I read somewhere a writer was worried about having an accident because her charaters started talking whenever she stopped at the traffic lights. I was so relieved to find I wasn't the only crazy one! |
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In my first year of writing I wrote three 30,000 word manuscripts and started a fourth. None of them were publishable - or even very good. But I was writing and I was improving all the time |
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