Isabella Rogge's Blog: The Redhead Writer, page 87
July 24, 2017
"It’s so easy to carry guilt around: guilt about not writing every day. Guilt about not hitting the..."
“It’s so easy to carry guilt around: guilt about not writing every day. Guilt about not hitting the goals you set for yourself during Camp NaNoWriMo. Guilt about not balancing writing with your job, with life, with your many other commitments.
If you’re going to be a writer, you must learn to forgive yourself. Writing is hard enough as is without that guilt. Whether you’ve written a thousand words or ten thousand, keep reminding yourself that you’re writing, and therefore you’re doing something most never do. Forgive yourself and keep going.”
-
If you’re going to be a writer, you must learn to forgive yourself. Writing is hard enough as is without that guilt. Whether you’ve written a thousand words or ten thousand, keep reminding yourself that you’re writing, and therefore you’re doing something most never do. Forgive yourself and keep going.”
-
Patrice Caldwell is a twentysomething introvert gone wild. By day, she’s a book editor, and by night, weekend, and early morning (if she’s had enough green tea) she’s a writer. You can learn more about Patrice, her writing, editorial wishlist, favorite books, and general musings at her website. You can also find her on Twitter, her secondary home.
Your Camp Care Package is brought to you in partnership with We Need Diverse Books. Sign up to receive more Camp Care Packages at campnanowrimo.org.
(via nanowrimo)
July 23, 2017
July 22, 2017
"I disappeared into books when I was very young, disappeared into them like someone running into the..."
“I disappeared into books when I was very young, disappeared into them like someone running into the woods.”
-
-
Rebecca Solnit
(via asktheangels)
and I’ve never come out since.
(via andantegrazioso)
thexfiles:
Anxiety: look out
me: for what
Anxiety: look out
Anxiety: look out
me: for what
Anxiety: look out
