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bookish
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So what are you working on today? My WIP is a womens fiction with alt pov set in the Wild West.
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
@mstublefield.eth
I wanted to be a writer when I was a kid, but in college with a double major in religious studies and creative writing (poetry) I finally realized that writing didn't make me happy. I needed something to scratch the creative itch, but I couldn't do it as a career.
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
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The writing I do at work (technical writing to explain how to do something or what needs to be done) scratches that itch and satisfies me. But I still like the /idea/ of writing.
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
@mstublefield.eth
I'm the type of person Terry Pratchett meant when he said that many people want to have written, but not many people want to write.
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
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That said, I do enjoy blogging or writing on networks like this. The interaction and engagement is much different to me than writing into a word processor.
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
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btw, that's a thread ☝️ and here's what the thread frame looks like: https://seemore.tv/creatortools/fcthreads/293719?h=0xc816c735aaaab4f59ca88a5a5b2a95b4d59a748a
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
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aaaand looks like the frame isn't working, lol. Sorry about that.
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bookish
@bookish
I see a frame! I don’t yet understand frames. Pratchett was so wise. He really saw humans for what they are. Writing itself can be a burden, that’s true. Probably why I need a deadline and tend to write in fits and spurts. Technical writing, though— I coulda done that, maybe. Is it challenging work?
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bookish
@bookish
I think I’m at fault here for not setting it up correctly?
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Cameron Armstrong
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sorry!!
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