A man writes to his sisters who lives across the country.
He writes about a power outage, family memories, music, and sharting.
#goodreads#penandink https://t.co/aasMfSsifJ
The holidays are over. There's nothing to distract Melinda from Bill's death and burial. As she prepares to say goodbye, she reminisces on their time spent together and discovers her daughters aren't interested in saying farewell to their dad #goodreads https://t.co/ESXLgOLVh4
Stealing cars and hearts, a simple thief is not ready for what their next score will bring. #goodreads#WritingCommunity#amwriting https://t.co/BPZfcp8Q7F
Writing on the bus thought: When I put away my notebook and pen, is the person next to me going to assume I'm getting off, or will they know that I'm just satisfied with the two pages of rambling I've scrawled out?
@fairieimp I find my writing funks are best dispelled by forgetting about quality and just pounding the words out. Sometimes, smashing your head against the block can result in a breakthrough!
@bitz_mackenzie Two thousand in two hours is impressive! It takes me about 4-5 hours to produce that amount of work. And exhaustion is totally normal, writing is a workout!
#NaNoWriMo18 You wake up in the morning and find the person you brought home last night from the bar making breakfast in your kitchen. You don't remember their name and you hear your children stirring in their rooms.
What do you do?