Writivation

WRITIVATION.
Delivering content to give your creative flow the spark it deserves.
Every great story started with a blank page.
Every story is worth telling.

[Julia Armfield @JuliaArmfield]

being longlisted for the Deborah Rogers Prize was the start of everything for me - submit 20-25k of a WIP, fiction or non-fiction. It's open until october 31st and you should Do It Because You're Good: https://t.co/8ACKybkT1C

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5 Sacred rules of writing:
1. Say it once say it well.
2. Subtext is everything.
3. Make sure you know the premise. Without one, you're basically just waffling.
4. Spend at least 8 hours a day writing. Don't underestimate time.
5. Be authentic.
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The rule of 10,000 hours.
They say it takes 10,000 hours to master something.
Let's break that down. If you spent 10 hours pwk writing, it will take you 20 Years to master it.
Just let that sink in.
Now, go fucking write!
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You know that book you've always wanted to write? Well, it's not going to write itself.
Get yourself prepared for #NaNoWriMo2019 by planning and outlining ahead.
Task: spend 30 min in the a.m. working on plot.
Spend 30 min in the p.m. working character dev. Go!
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We are not so one dimensional to think that we are good #writers without first being good readers, good listeners and, most importantly, able to develop a wide range interests and skills. #Writing is a process learned by creation and imagination. Feed those first.
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4. Once you have your scenes on page - they don't have to be perfect or even make sense - see if you can create a detailed map of the scene/chapter from what you saw.

Keep repeating Visual Creative Flow until you have content to work through a chapter.

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Get over the fear of the blank page using this technique:
1.Close your eyes. Visualise the scene in your mind. Literally like a screen in front of your eyes, for 5 mins.
2. Write everything down with pen and paper (not digitally) that you saw.
3. Repeat process for every scene

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Hi #WritingCommunity this is Writivation, the place where you'll get a daily dose of inspiration and tips to get your creativity flowing. Novels, screen, script or anything else, this is a place dedicated to motivating the shit out of you, so you can get things done!
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