For the last week I haven't written much - and the last two days I've become incredibly sluggish. I realise that writing is almost the closest I get to exercise - I don't mean physically but in the sense that it brings me to my senses, sharpens them, pulls me out of the great fog of impressions I live in.
I was at a very low ebb today - dealt with correspondence and other necessary matters. I finally dragged myself to the supermarket etc. made supper and was preparing for the after dinner slump, when it occurred to me that two new ideas I had had about TRF needed to be executed now - so I did, or began to. Despite some dithering - stopping to listen to music and have a quick game or two of something - I sat here for about 2 hours and produced 2,074 words. These are new words, for the new version. It is good not to be editing so much.
The book TRF now has a book in it (none of the text is there) - it is about a book that creates a love affair - now - and my fantasy is that if TRF gets publshed, they can put a copy of The Formative Year in a digital format for keen fans to read...and make another 99p or whatever they charge for digi-books. I think that this could be rather a sensation. Provide lots of marketing copy for them anyway...
I was at a very low ebb today - dealt with correspondence and other necessary matters. I finally dragged myself to the supermarket etc. made supper and was preparing for the after dinner slump, when it occurred to me that two new ideas I had had about TRF needed to be executed now - so I did, or began to. Despite some dithering - stopping to listen to music and have a quick game or two of something - I sat here for about 2 hours and produced 2,074 words. These are new words, for the new version. It is good not to be editing so much.
The book TRF now has a book in it (none of the text is there) - it is about a book that creates a love affair - now - and my fantasy is that if TRF gets publshed, they can put a copy of The Formative Year in a digital format for keen fans to read...and make another 99p or whatever they charge for digi-books. I think that this could be rather a sensation. Provide lots of marketing copy for them anyway...
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