Okay, perhaps an overly-dramatic title. A writer’s life is easy: sit down at the computer and write, make stuff up, invent a character here, a plot there. It’s not like being a deep sea fisherman, a miner, a brain surgeon. In comparison, writing is a doddle.
Maybe.
But as Ernest Hemingway said: There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.
And that’s what led me to the title of this post. It’s the act of creation – of making ...
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I can relate to the agony of the first draft and trying to make it serviceable in the end. Editing is much more enjoyable. I can take that idea, now fully realized on paper, and actually do something with it.
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