I've missed posting. Self-discipline has never been a strong suit for me but there's a new me emerging. It's not too late to become the person I imagined myself to be. I've seen myself as a writer. I've seen myself as dependable. I've seen myself behaving what I believe. The discipline of blogging has actually helped me in all three areas. I can count on myself to show up on the page. My creativity is returning and sparking my imagination. I've embraced my inner critic as annoying but well-meaning and I've taken rules, competition and comparison off the table when I write.
I've just finished Burn This Book, an anthology of writers on why they write. The reasons were not so unique or lofty as I always imagine. Like me, they are people who write because they love it, they feel the need to write, they have a story that they must tell, they want to understand themselves and their world, they want to make a difference. It was helpful to remove authors from the ivory tower where I've put them.
I've just finished Burn This Book, an anthology of writers on why they write. The reasons were not so unique or lofty as I always imagine. Like me, they are people who write because they love it, they feel the need to write, they have a story that they must tell, they want to understand themselves and their world, they want to make a difference. It was helpful to remove authors from the ivory tower where I've put them.
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