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June 4th, 2008

Writing Rollercoaster


11 Responses to “Writing Rollercoaster”

  1. Patrick Says:

    It’s so true, even if you’re just writing indexes.

    Come to think of it, this applies to photography as well…

  2. Rosie Says:

    Are you sure that you aren’t writing a comic about me? This seems to depict me pretty well!

  3. Owldaughter Says:

    This is my entire life, right there in those four panels.

  4. Teardropcatcher Says:

    Argh! Self-doubt! Briliance! Moods! Never, ever re-read your own work. So frustrating x_x

  5. MntnFemme Says:

    I used to think this just happened during NanoWrimo….then I started writing full time…at least i’m not addicted to energy drinks, that’s the only thing I can think of that would make the swings nastier…

  6. Liosis Says:

    Wow, this makes me feel so much better…

  7. Melody Platz Says:

    Four weeks? That happens to me in four days. Sometimes, it all happens in the SAME day.

  8. Word_Crazy Says:

    I agree with Melody…Yesterday I was flying. Today I’m dying. woot. I can relate perfectly.

  9. C.D. Reimer Says:

    I went through that with the second edit of my novella in one month. It went a lot easier with the next edit over a two week period.

  10. Rose Says:

    Lmao. That is so me. The only difference is that you could replace the word “week” every time it appears to “minute”.

  11. dsk Says:

    It’s definitely a universal truth. I wonder if 4000 words is a universal truth as well, considering I tend to have bursts where 4000 words of brilliance come out and then suddenly I’m lucky to get 400. Seems so… :P ;)

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