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Category Archives: writing
On Research
“The problem with research, of course, was knowing when to stop. ‘One must stop before one has finished,’ she advised, ‘otherwise, one will never stop and never finish.’ ‘Research,’ she explained, ‘is endlessly seductive, but writing is hard work.’” – … Continue reading
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Small Scale Fantasy
Way back in an entry from September, in which I pondered what type of fiction I saw myself writing, I mentioned that, in terms of fantasy, I was interested in “stories that dealt with localized events in the lives of … Continue reading
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Writing Without a Map
There have only been a few times that I can think of in which I’ve written with any kind of plan or outline. I did it for my last speculative fiction project (and I praised the joys of planning at … Continue reading
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Deciding What to Write About
I think that everyone who wants to be an author has an idea of the story they want to tell, whether it’s their own or one they’ve made up. At the very least, they have an idea of what type … Continue reading
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Base Camp Syndrome
I’ve spoken about this struggle of mine before, where I spend so much time thinking about writing and talking about writing that I never actually get to the writing part. The basis for the idea of “base camp syndrome” is … Continue reading
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