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  1. Radical Acceptance For Each Draft
    In her book Radical Compassion, Tara Brach talks about a Buddha statue that sat dull and covered in mud for many decades, if not centuries. Everyone that it was a dull statue. Nothing much to look at. Nothing to see there.

    And then there was an earthquake. Cra
    authoryogi.eponaauthorsolution
    #CreativeNervousSystem #WritingProcess #FirstDraft #RadicalAcceptance #RadicalCompassion #SelfCompassion #TaraBrach

  2. 5 Ways to Identify Your Writing Weaknesses (and Become a Better Writer)

    Let me ask you a question: If I ask you to identify your writing weaknesses for me, how does that make you feel about your writing right now? If you’re in one of those rarefied states of supreme satisfaction, I congratulate you. But after two decades of pursuing my own writing and hearing from countless […]
    The post 5 Ways to Identify Your Writing Weaknesses (and Become a Better Writer) appeared first on Helping Writers Become Authors.
    helpingwritersbecomeauthors.co

    #HowtoBecomeaWriter #HowtoBecomeanAuthor #Podcast #howtobeawriter #writingprocess

  3. Sterling Vance Books @sterlingvancebooks.wordpress.com@sterlingvancebooks.wordpress.com ·

    The Idea That Isn’t a Story Yet

    A world is not a story — a premise is closer to one. On why A Perfectly Useless War changed shape completely, why the other book didn't need to, and how to tell which kind of idea you're actually holding.

    sterlingvancebooks.wordpress.c

  4. 2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'

    For this, I:
    - Protect my writing time like a pro
    - Take writing retreats with my buddy
    - Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
    - Take days off work to write
    - It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime either

    Do you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?

    #WritingProcess #WritingRoutine #Priorities

  5. Spontaneously, I decided to write down my thoughts on another writers’ writing process. Isn’t that funny that what works for one person can sound like an utter nightmare to another?

    Read the post here: wrenwrites.substack.com/p/susa

    #Newsletter #Blog #Writing #WritingProcess

  6. The Blank Page and an Unexpected Conversation

    I didn't start using Claude because I was excited about artificial intelligence. I started because I was staring at a blank page and needed someone to help me think. The first time felt surprisingly ordinary. I typed a few scattered thoughts, expecting little more than a quick answer. Instead, it felt like someone had quietly taken the jumble in my head and helped me see what I was trying to say. What did I feel after my first interaction with Claude? Relief, unease or both? Mostly […]

    shahblog1.wordpress.com/2026/0

  7. The Misanthrope

    Author Kevin Michael Kirwan shares his experience being a (possibly recovering) misanthrope as well as his creative process.
    The post The Misanthrope appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/the-misanthr

    #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #WritingHabitsandPractices #writerlife #writingprocess

  8. AI Bans Are Here. I Told You So. Now Let’s Talk About Why This Is Bad.

    I said it before. I said it on this very blog, on Interfaith Intrepid, back when folks were still treating artificial intelligence like it was some kind of science fiction novelty that only tech bros in San Francisco cared about. I said that the AI bans were coming, and I said that they were not going to look the way people thought they were going to look. They were not going to be principled stands against corporate overreach or thoughtful regulatory frameworks designed to protect everyday […]

    theinterfaithintrepidart.com/2

  9. Recently someone asked me to describe my writing process. Since I’ve
    just started the third book in my mystery series, I don’t know that I
    have anything resembling a “process” yet. I try something, and if it
    doesn’t work I try something else. But there’s been one constant from
    the beginning.

    open.substack.com/pub/susannas

    #WritersLife #AmWriting #WritingProcess #AmWritingFiction

  10. 4/5 Try to work past your writer's block for a full hour.
    Brainstorm, write down questions, shuffle post-it notes. Stare into the wall. Pace through the room like a Sherlock Holmes.
    Be dramatic.

    #WritingProcess #Creativity #WriterBlock

  11. 2/5 Clear out your desk from distractions. Leave only your creative tools in front of you. Switch off the internet.
    My creative tools look like this (thankfully, Scrivener does not require a Wi-Fi connection):

    #WritingProcess #Productivity #Focus

  12. From the British Fantasy Society:

    After nearly a decade of slog, Philip A. Suggars can finally see his weird fantasy novel in book stores - and he's still getting used to it! The Lighthouse at the End of the World is out now through Titan.

    britishfantasysociety.org/from

    #fantasy #books #authors #writers #writingprocess #writing #weirdfiction