Reblog: Stanford Author Explores The Idiosyncratic Process of Writing
This is a great little article about Stanford Lecturer Hilton Obenzinger's "How I Write" project. He interviews writers on their process and soon discovers that they have quirky ways of approaching each project.
Hilton Obenzinger: How I Write
I, myself, tend to use the blunderbuss approach to a first draft: I fire everything I can at the target then see what is closest to the bull's eye.
What are the tools, habits and tricks writers use to get their job done?
Stanford scholar Hilton Obenzinger shares information he's gathered
since 2002 in a new book, How We Write
I just signed up for Obenzinger's podcast so I have some fun learning to do on my drive to friends for Thanksgiving.
Hilton Obenzinger: How I Write
I, myself, tend to use the blunderbuss approach to a first draft: I fire everything I can at the target then see what is closest to the bull's eye.
What are the tools, habits and tricks writers use to get their job done?Stanford scholar Hilton Obenzinger shares information he's gathered
since 2002 in a new book, How We Write
I just signed up for Obenzinger's podcast so I have some fun learning to do on my drive to friends for Thanksgiving.
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