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Aimee Stahlberg on May 2nd, 2012 in
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For the last several weeks, I’ve had dreams that I write really awful gangster stories. They somehow turned into novels, plays, and movie scripts, too. They contained the elements of story that I had been trained to look for, care about: functional dialogue, plot, three-dimensional characters, change. These stories were nothing typical of anything I’d ever write. And when I say that they were bad, I mean...
I write a little every day, without hope, without despair—Isak Dinesen
What’s scary isn’t the writing, it’s living with the writing. I’m afraid that if I say, Today is day one, Today we are beginning the life of Writing This Book, that I’ll fail before I even get started. I’ve failed before. I have many excuses, so many reasons to put it to the side: my kid, my job, my other job, my other other job,...