29th July 2016 | for Creatives | writing, the creative life, Chris Fox |
"You wake up fresh, with a full bar of willpower. This is the absolute perfect time to write. ... If you wake up and write, you know it got done. You also know you did your best writing."
"The first use for propinquity is removing all the little barriers that will keep you from writing. The more of these exist, the less likely you are to write. Many of them are simple, and some so tiny you may doubt that they'll keep you from writing. But they will."
"Your body and brain are the Story-Engine. Keep them primed to write."
"Newsflash: nobody has the time to write a novel except established novelists. And even then you'd be surprised how easily life intrudes."
"I type in one place, but I write all over the house."
"Don't romanticize your 'vocation.' You can either write good sentences or you can't. There is no 'writer's lifestyle.' All that matters is what you leave on the page."
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