This month I have let my writing suffer, as a result of trying to market my blog.
I don’t think any of the blog-posts I made this month holds a candle to my best articles.
This month I have let my writing suffer, as a result of trying to market my blog.
I don’t think any of the blog-posts I made this month holds a candle to my best articles.
The past few weeks, I have spent some time getting a Pinterest profile up and running.
I have made a few boards with some of my interests, so if you like any of the stuff I have written about in the past, you’ll find more related content from other sources there.
Writing Inspiration #4 was about taking inspiration from video essays, often about analyses of certain works or writers.
I’ve been feeling a bit under the weather this week, so I felt that this video by David Mitchell was appropriate.
When I am stuck while writing, I watch video essays.
Not to blindly follow the storytelling-advice they provide, but to shake something out from my brain that was already there, just a bit out of reach.
In my last post I told you about how the Hamilton-song “Non Stop” shames me into writing. This time I want to write about the beauty and horror you can find in nature, when taking a hike.
Like with visual art, there are many ways which music can inspire you when you write.
It can set you in the correct mood or mindset. Or maybe the lyrics of a song can set your mind on an idea.
This week (and some of next) I want to make a short blog-series about the various things that inspire me when I write.
Since I’ve already gone into great detail about how the art of Theodor Kittelsen have inspired me, I figured this was a good place to start.
As promised, here are some cute animals!
Enjoy your weekend 😉
There is this one writing advice from the famous novelist Steven King which talks about how you should write a thousand words each day. Not even worry about quality, just go back to edit it later.
“Mulder, mushrooms aren’t medication.
They taste good on hamburgers, but they don’t raise the dead.”
– Dana Scully
I just finished the rough draft for the last half of my script for the first issue of my upcoming comic-book! (The one I mentioned here.)