As I was sitting down to write this blog I realized... 50% of you won't notice i wrote anything... 25% of you won't care that I wrote anything and skim past the words all together.... 34% of you will notice but, not even reply... and that 1% who does read my blog is a friend. It's funny how some people write a blog to connect. I write a blog (when i have time) to stay sane. Sane for me, is that the thoughts of destruction are bearable, the self defamation is in hiding, and the pleasantries are in abundance. I started writing my novel as an outlet. A reason for all my dirty little secrets... the kind of secrets that would break the prim and proper world. I started writing because I LOVED it... now i don't even really know what the story is about. Maybe, it's because it wasn't a good story to begin with... or maybe, it's because i don't think i will ever get it done... or maybe, it's because my life is always upside down that i can't seem to find right side up. Maybe, it's because I am back on the self destructive path i have always been on.
Either way... it's come to my realization that if i don't write... i just might fade away.
This is where I will write about my frustrations on writing my first novel. How I will go from paper to print... the goal for me is to have a printed novel. It has always been my dream to write for others, this is my process to making that a reality. Enjoy, help, and listen... it will make the novel great if you do.
Will you take the Journey?
Journey with a first time novelist as she logs all of her fears, frustrations, and goals into one blog. Take the time to give her your feed back... and help her create something truly worth reading.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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I hate when things like that happen. I get it a lot myself. The second-guessing, the thinking it's stupid/nonsensical, and then trying to find the time to do whatever it is that I am trying to work on. The only thing that keeps me going back to a project at times is the drive to finish it, even if I think it's horrible. At least then I have the satisfaction of completing the peice (jewelry, knitting, ect). A good portion of the time, what I think is "junk" other people like. Don't give up. Do what you can when you can, and keep chipping away at it. :)
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Thank you Sarah! That means a lot to me! and you have helped my spirit bunches!
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