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  1. sarah
    sarah at |

    Well, if you were to blog Monday, Wednesday, Friday (or whatever combo of days) that leaves you Tuesday, Thursday Saturday for WRITING THE BOOK which deserves half of your time, does it not?. For me, the structuring of time is pretty important – this amorphous quality that writing lends to life is a little too open-ended for me. I want results, word counts. I’d hate to feel under the gun to blog five times a week. I guess the question would be: Would cutting back improve your blog or lessen it?

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  2. barb
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    I say do what feels right because although discipline is often thought to be the key to success, all those hours of practicing piano as children didn’t result in either of us wanting to be pianists or even create the urge to just sit and play for fun now, did they? There is a lesson in there somewhere, perhaps you should write about it in that novel i am waiting to read!

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  3. Stephen Sell
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    Writing advice from Henry Miller – “Write first and always. Painting, music, friends, cinema – all these come afterwards.” And you already know Margaret Atwood’s famous quip, “Writng first, then the laundry.”
    Just think of your blog as a movie about a friendly, singing washerwoman!

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