I found myself in the ER of my local hospital early last week. It ended up that all the really scary possibilities hovering over me while I waited to see the doctors didn’t happen (and my lord, ERs in the middle of a pandemic are scary places!!). What did happen was that I learned…I suspect […]
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This is not a post to harangue you and make you feel guilty because you don’t exercise. But it IS about exercise and movement, and some of the unexpected benefits for indie fiction authors. I’ve ducked writing a post of this sort since I set up the Productive Indie Fiction Writer site, mainly because I’m
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Another steady week. I’ve just realized that if I do settle into a productive rhythm, then these work log posts will become utterly boring. But that’s actually a good thing. No drama, steady output–it’s what creativity feeds upon. Last week’s log: MONDAY 0 TUESDAY 0 WEDNESDAY 0 THURSDAY 0 FRIDAY 0 SATURDAY 6,048 I fought with
Weekly Log – May 22, 2018 Read More »
It was a nice, steady week. Last week’s log: MONDAY 8,599 TUESDAY 5,690 WEDNESDAY 6,327 THURSDAY 0 FRIDAY 0 SATURDAY 0 SUNDAY 0 I finished the book just before noon on Wednesday, so for the rest of the week I have been cleaning up that manuscript and plotting the next book. The next book is
Weekly Log – May 14, 2018 Read More »
If you read this week’s log post, then you’ve already been acquainted with one aspect of living well in relation to being the most productive indie fiction writer you can be. What is “living well”? It’s not just about making sure you hit the gym regularly and eat clean as much as possible, although exercise
