It doesn't matter if you wrote 5,000 or 50 words today.
It doesn't matter if all you did was day-dream about your characters while staring at the ceiling.
You are still a writer and your progress is valid.
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It doesn't matter if you wrote 5,000 or 50 words today.
It doesn't matter if all you did was day-dream about your characters while staring at the ceiling.
You are still a writer and your progress is valid.
Me: *Reading my drafts and getting invested on the story just to realize there’s a cliffhanger*
Me: “Damn, i wonder what happens next. I hope the author updates so-“
Me: *realizes im the author and im the one who has to write what’s next.*
Things that give writers anxiety
- When they write
- When they don't write
- Being asked what their book is about
- not saving before closing a word doc
- Life in general
POV: You just wanted to write a silly little one shot and now it turned into a high-complex novel that demands you to expand it onto 80 chapters. 🙂
What if I write something and it sounds dumb?
Well, what if you write something and it's the best string of words ever strung together? What then? Guess we'll never find out...
Writing is just aggressively whispering “Suffer.” at fictional people and then crying about it like it wasn’t your fault.
Writing is really about a sudden inspiration comes at random moment, and you have to write it down immediately; Otherwise it's forever forgettable.