In March 2016 I wrote a short blog post for the Elwood Writers website, part of a series of contributions from each group member about our various writing methods. My piece looked at some of the reasons I write short fiction, the way I write, and how I structure my working days. I revisited the original article last year, and was interested to note that nothing about the way I work had changed in the intervening six years. I tweaked the article a bit and asked Maggie Frisch at Working Writer in the US if they’d be interested in the piece for their bi-monthly publication. I’m thrilled to hear that it’s been printed in the Mar/Apr 2023 issue.
Writing isn’t just a physical process of working with words on a page. It’s the creative and percolative activity that goes on in the spaces. In other words, the work also happens while walking, reading, daydreaming, riding the bike, poking around, or what-have-you.
from ‘A Writing Framework’, Working Writer.
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Happy reading and writing and what-have-you.
‘A Writing Framework’ is published in Working Writer Mar/Apr 2023 (Vol. 25 No. 2).
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