Holding On

Dec 16, 2008 15:03

Since I developed this site... I've been having the distinct joy of having to type in lyrics and credits for many songs I haven't heard or thought of in years ( Read more... )

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lostncove December 16 2008, 20:26:21 UTC
I never write from personal persepctive. I've always felt that writing about yourself is generally a mistake for anyone. It is impossible to be objecttive and it tends toward self-indulgence.I so hear this. I TEACH this. But ( ... )

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faghatesgods December 16 2008, 20:35:46 UTC
I'm working on a one man show, but for exactly the reaons you speak of, it is me playing 6 characters that aren't me at all.

and I have the perfect title for it

"Ernie Lijoi - Together at Last!"

I might be good, when writing about what happened to you, write it happening to a character who is like you, but choose a few specifics that make that character distinctly _not_ you.

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lostncove December 16 2008, 20:40:43 UTC
Oh, that's already happening. I can't help but do that when I write anyway. I'm sort of a fly-by-night cook when behind the keyboard, playing around with different rhythms and combinations of traits. It's all fixable in the rewrite.

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kev_bot December 16 2008, 21:19:56 UTC
My writing is all informed by my experiences. Even when I write novels with female protags, it's all me in there. Thankfully, I've had a lot of experiences. Right now I'm writing about the first time sex was funny. It's cool.

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kev_bot December 16 2008, 21:09:26 UTC
1. It IS indulgent. But I like it.

2. Is it wrong to want to totally comment on your arms, and the hotness thereof?

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kev_bot December 16 2008, 21:11:37 UTC
And now that I've had time to listen to the song, wow. I am almost near tears.

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