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Thursday, April 2, 2015
Three provocative questions for writers
I'd love to hear your thoughts on any or all of these questions that sometimes erupt in my head and grind me to a stop. I'll post my answers later.
1. Do you think your earlier writing, your raw, unpolished stuff is in some ways better than your later work? What I'm getting at, is we learn the conventions, see there's a formula for success and we adapt our creative leanings in that direction.
2. How do you measure your success, do you set specific goals (money, following, copies sold) or do you throw it all up there and see what sticks?
3. Has your writing life interfered with or enhanced your relationships to others (like spouse, friends etc, not your writers' group!)
1. Do you think your earlier writing, your raw, unpolished stuff is in some ways better than your later work? What I'm getting at, is we learn the conventions, see there's a formula for success and we adapt our creative leanings in that direction.
2. How do you measure your success, do you set specific goals (money, following, copies sold) or do you throw it all up there and see what sticks?
3. Has your writing life interfered with or enhanced your relationships to others (like spouse, friends etc, not your writers' group!)
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