writing is hard
Oct. 20th, 2014 08:49 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fannishlissOkay here is a thing.
When I write something in a "flow state" and it just pours out, that is when my writing ALWAYS gets the best reception.
When I LOVE a project and when I pore over it and work for it, nada. WHAT. WHY.
So hey all you writers.... is it possible to incorporate the flow state into a daily writing ethic? if so how?
I have to say it's terribly frustrating for me as a writer to see work that I just "toss out" climb to the top while my darlings sink into obscurity. Is this "kill your darlings"? I hate that phrase. WHY.
When I write something in a "flow state" and it just pours out, that is when my writing ALWAYS gets the best reception.
When I LOVE a project and when I pore over it and work for it, nada. WHAT. WHY.
So hey all you writers.... is it possible to incorporate the flow state into a daily writing ethic? if so how?
I have to say it's terribly frustrating for me as a writer to see work that I just "toss out" climb to the top while my darlings sink into obscurity. Is this "kill your darlings"? I hate that phrase. WHY.
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Date: 2014-10-24 01:28 pm (UTC)