What do you enjoy most about writing?
The best part of writing is looking at myself objectively. When writing, I am outside looking in. Not just privy to my thoughts, I can surmise what others bring to the table. Viewing myself from another perspective has often given me clarity. It’s not all about me.
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I can often get this same effect intuitively, by reading a work, so to speak, “through the eyes” of someone to whom I have recently given or sent it. Illuminating experience!
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Sure is.
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I like it when I can sit at the computer and let my fingers dance over the keyboard and produce words that make sense when read, I write to many penpals and I often just let my fingers decide what to write as they dance on the keyboard.
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They do take on a life of their own. And I love to read what you have to say? How did you get your penpals? Have you ever met.
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I found my first pen pals way back when from a magazine the rest from friendship books sent to me from my penpals, I have had penpals sine I was 14
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Wouldn’t it be fascinating if you had copies of all those letter? Did you keep the letters. It would make a great book.
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Nope don’t have any old letters, I did keep them at one stage but ended tossing them out at some point
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I understand. I don’t like clutter.
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I have a few letters from my grandmother.
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Me too. When I first started writing, I feared no one would care about the mundane I wrote about. It’s such a joy to connect. Thanks for commenting todsy.
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Although the Barsetshire Diaries was about my family life on a day to day basis, the most fun I had was writing Queen”s Envoy in which my character became a poor man’s James Bond writing myself into unfamiliar situations was fun as was the getting out of them. Hugs
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Is it available? Where?
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I just got it! Will read asap snd get back to you. I am excited!!
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I can only hope you’re not too disappointed. Hugs
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I won’t be, I love your comments and posts!
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You’ve always been very kind, Thank You. Hugs
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As you have, dear friend.
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I love the moments of “oh” when suddenly something you viewed as banal in your life morphs into something so much more and so the story flows
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Editing what I’ve written. Writing a first draft is hard work, but sculpting it into a story that works is pure joy.
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I love revisiting what I’ve left lying for a while. Sometimes, it takes a life of its own.
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I know what you mean. I always let my writing ‘marinate’ for a bit before going back to work on it.
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Do you ever think”Did I write that?”
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It is joyous
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