If you’re feeling sort of self-conscious about your writing process, thinking if you’re doing it “right” or “good enough,” cut it out. Instead, own how your process works for you—and do that more.
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Grief is a mysterious thing. It's not linear, it's not logical. Grief is an intimate journey within the landscapes of the body. For all you writers working between your grief and the page, I offer you a few words.
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I’ve discovered that BOTH novelty and routine, when working together, CREATE the circumstances for generating material. And what matters is to toggle back and forth between them.
Photo by me, Anneliese Kamola.
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When I write, I constantly scan my body for sensations. I put 50% of attention on the words and 50% of my attention on my body. Why? Because my body tells me how to improve my writing.
Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash.
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