Monday, October 19, 2009
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Jenna
I was reading a very good book this morning, and I realized that if I ever wanted to write a good book, I would need to figure out what, exactly, I am writing about. And I would need to have a lot of things to say about whatever I am writing about. Then I would just need to write about it. It sounded like a simple enough formula: 1) Figure out what you are writing about, 2) Have a lot to say about it, 3) Say it in writing (I would add in, "with humor," for sales strategy). Then I realized something else: I don't think I could ever stay focused enough to write a good book about something. Unless, of course, it was a book about realizations... I might be able to write a good book about realizations... but whoever wants to read a book about that...
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4 comments:
I DO! i want to read a book about that!
Jenna.
Staring out in writing is simply sitting down every day and doing just that. The key to writing is reading. Simple, yes? ha. I feel that if you have a desire to write a book, but don't feel as though you would have the capacity to do so- the best thing would be to prove yourself wrong. In the best possible ways, of course.
I would read a Jenna Barney book.
i would read it! i know what you mean though...i've always wanted to write a book but i never knew what to write about
I'd read one too.
it'd be a very wonderful thing.
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