If you write in public places you probably already know this but, you make faces when you write.
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If you write in public places you probably already know this but, you make faces when you write.
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Good afternoon,
Many thanks to you for this amazing video but you didn’t show the face of when you can’t get idea for ending a book…
Good luck and best regards,
Ms. Bahria Chaïbi
You’re right. I thought I’d spare every that one. It’s not pretty.
Yup, I laugh, cry, yell, curse, and probably make a lot of not pretty faces while I write. I get into what I write, sometimes reading aloud what I’ve written and definitely acting out the dialogues to make sure it makes sense or is something someone would really say. That is why I hide out in a room by myself and work. Hubby comes in and inquires, “What’s wrong? Why are you crying?” Me- “I just killed off the dog.” or “I just wrote a beautiful love scene.” He might get lucky too, if that is the case. We writers are often an odd bunch, but I just believe it is what makes us unique and our work more powerful!
Put yourself in the work!