Kálmán Eszter's Blog, page 131
June 18, 2016
June 17, 2016
June 16, 2016
"Az igazi bölcs ember tudja mi az, amin tud változtatni..." - interjú
Juhász Nóra beszélgetése Kálmán Eszterrel a kérdő asztrológiáról, jóslásról, determinációról és szabad akaratról
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June 15, 2016
June 14, 2016
March 27, 2016
February 13, 2016
January 27, 2016
25 THINGS ABOUT BECOMING A (HAPPY) WRITER
by Justin McLachlan
http://www.justinmclachlan.com/1194/2...
1.Just write.
2.Write for an audience of one — yourself.
3.Ignore trends.
4.Take feedback, good and bad, in stride.
5.You’re allowed to suck.
6.You’re allowed to really, really suck.
7.A good editor is a gift from the gods.
8.Your friends are not your editors.
9.A writer without an editor is a ship without a sail.
10.You can do way better than tired cliches (see #9).
11.25.Stop worrying about what family and friends will think.
12.Share what you’ve written.
13.Don’t read reviews.
14.Fame is fleeting, but your words can endure.
15.Understand the difference between “writing” and “having written” — which do you really want?2
16.Know that real writing is a lot of rewriting.
17.Your voice will find you.
18.Get out of your chair and see the world.
19.A healthy body leads to a sharp mind.
20.Don’t compare yourself to other writers.
21.Set a goal, and write it down.
22.Writing is both art and craft. Craft you can learn, and then the art will come.2
23.Pain and conflict are foundational, embrace them.
24.But always have fun.
25.And always finish.
http://www.justinmclachlan.com/1194/2...
1.Just write.
2.Write for an audience of one — yourself.
3.Ignore trends.
4.Take feedback, good and bad, in stride.
5.You’re allowed to suck.
6.You’re allowed to really, really suck.
7.A good editor is a gift from the gods.
8.Your friends are not your editors.
9.A writer without an editor is a ship without a sail.
10.You can do way better than tired cliches (see #9).
11.25.Stop worrying about what family and friends will think.
12.Share what you’ve written.
13.Don’t read reviews.
14.Fame is fleeting, but your words can endure.
15.Understand the difference between “writing” and “having written” — which do you really want?2
16.Know that real writing is a lot of rewriting.
17.Your voice will find you.
18.Get out of your chair and see the world.
19.A healthy body leads to a sharp mind.
20.Don’t compare yourself to other writers.
21.Set a goal, and write it down.
22.Writing is both art and craft. Craft you can learn, and then the art will come.2
23.Pain and conflict are foundational, embrace them.
24.But always have fun.
25.And always finish.
January 23, 2016
10 Signs You Should Give Up On A Book You're In The Middle Of (No, Really, It's OK)
I recommend SADIE L. TROMBETTA's article:
http://www.bustle.com/articles/137119...
1. You Hate The Main Characters
2. You Keep Falling Asleep While Reading It
3. You've Read Other Books In The Meantime
4. You Keep Getting Caught Up In The Grammatical Errors
5. You're Only Reading It Because It's Hot Right Now
6. You Haven't Laughed Once
7. You Already Googled The Ending
8. You Keep Eyeballing Your TBR Pile
9. Your Daydreams Are More Entertaining
10. You're Dreading Bedtime, AKA Reading Time
http://www.bustle.com/articles/137119...
1. You Hate The Main Characters
2. You Keep Falling Asleep While Reading It
3. You've Read Other Books In The Meantime
4. You Keep Getting Caught Up In The Grammatical Errors
5. You're Only Reading It Because It's Hot Right Now
6. You Haven't Laughed Once
7. You Already Googled The Ending
8. You Keep Eyeballing Your TBR Pile
9. Your Daydreams Are More Entertaining
10. You're Dreading Bedtime, AKA Reading Time
