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Hey Reader, Here are 21 reasons I’m not writing what I “should” be right now:
Okay. But what’s the real reason I’m not writing right now? I’m not sure what to write about. The blank page is very blank pagey today. Some days, it just does not feel feasible to write anything at all, let alone easy to write… Luckily, though, I have something that will help: ​Write Every Damn Day on Easy Mode which will get you writing for an entire month, every single weekday, without joining the Swifties in the Tortured Poets Department. If this sounds like you:
Well, joining me for Write Every Damn Day on Easy Mode will certainly be the best decision you make this Spring. ​Find out all about it and join me here.​ TTFN, Vicky p.s. If you like this newsletter and want to support it, you can:
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A daily newsletter by Vicky Quinn Fraser
Good day to you! Join 500+ writers, creatives, misfits, and weirdos and learn to write like you mean it in 10 minutes a day. Get ONE practical tip, story, or shenanigan Monday to Friday 🖖🏼
Hey Reader, I’m thinking of starting a club called The Bad Art Club. What do you reckon? Would you join? Mostly a rhetorical question, so you don’t have to answer unless you really want to. In the Creative Playground this morning we were talking about weekend plans and one of mine is to paint something. I dragged my watercolours out last weekend and stared at them for a while. Then, yesterday, I painted a birthday card for a friend. It’s not terribly good, but it is silly, and I enjoyed...
Hey Reader, Most people don’t want to write. They want to have written something. And I get that. I want to be able to do the splits… But I don’t want to actually stretch and train it… because training is hard work and it’s frustrating seeing my legs at a right angle when my friend over there is fanny-to-the-floor Splitty McSplit Face and rightfully smug about it. The question then becomes: how much do I want to be able to do the splits? What am I willing to endure to get there? And how can I...
Hey Reader, You don’t need “the muse”. You need a consistent writing practice. One may appear just at the right moment for you, like the capricious and unreliable floozy it is, but the other means you’ll create your own inspiration, every single day, no matter what that unreliable floozy may be up to. So: let’s create that consistent writing practice, shall we? Write Every Damn Day on Easy Mode is available all throughout May, and by the time we’re done — after 30 days — you’ll have not only...