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Mussings and other irrelevent stuff
My blog is about writing and such. As an author, I like to explore the thoughts of other writers--their pet peeves, how-to's and any old thing at all that comes to mind about writing.
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11/19/2007 'When your muse goes missing'
When your muse goes missing
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Diane White
on 11/19/2007
I've had occasion lately to find my muse leaving town - without me. Alas, this is a real problem when you're working several projects, and trying to meet a deadline. Sometimes I just keep writing, hoping it will come back. If that doesn't work, then I go off and work on some other creative thing, like photoshop or staring at the proverbial belly button.
When all else fails, I go back to writing [though much of what I write may be tossed in the garbage] and hope for the best.
What do you do when your muse goes missing?
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Submitted By: Bill Prather
posted on 11/21/2007 @ 11:56:25 AM
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Sometimes my muse hides in the bottom of a Makers Mark bottle. By the way, how did you photoshop that guy's head on my body? Really, that's what I look like underneath all the fat!
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