I have a confession. I am an addict. My name is Kathleen and I am addicted to writing books. Not writing books, but reading books about writing. I could spend my whole life reading books about what I would love to do, and never pick up my pen. I checked out a book yesterday called The Writer's Little Helper by James V. Smith. It is phenomenal. I read almost the whole book last night in one sitting. I learned so much and was so inspired. I could hardly sleep. So I am ready to attack my manuscript with reckless abandon.... just as soon as I finish reading the book and taking notes on all of the good stuff.
- Location:My mother's chair
- Mood:
hopeful



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Can I share a little something though ~K, I learned more doing NaNo than from all the books I had read while agonizing about just starting any thing at any point.
And I am also starting to limit the number of blogs about writing that I read as well.
Hmmmm... I don't read any blogs about writing... maybe I better not even go there!
Thanks for sharing, I'm glad I'm not alone!
~K
Now I have two faves that I have picked up over the course of my career that I read when I need a boost, though I question the reasoning behind perusing one of them. I think I do it because it is just so damn funny. It reminds me of MR's rantings and is quite contradictory to the rest of the writing advice out there. That's the one I really take to heart.
Congrats on finding the book that motivates you. It's a little like winning the lottery! Have fun with the editing~ Lex