How do you stay in tune, in touch with your writing? You can talk about it with other writers in writing groups, or make posts online. Maybe join an online group.
To me, though, all of that is simply talking - not that any of those endeavors are not worthwhile or worth spending the time. I prefer, though, to just write something.
When I sit down and look at it for my writing these are what I'm currently writing: birthday cards, holiday cards, thank you cards, notes with cut outs from the newspaper, my writing journal, my writing ideas book, my poetry ideas notebook, a poetry memoir, a non-fiction book about poetry, 3 blogs, poems, a novel, one letter to the editor and a song! Make you tired? It doesn't make me tired! What makes me tired (and cranky) is if I don't write something for the day, each day even on the weekends.
Even when traveling, I always take something to use for writing and I do write on the road. Some people want to talk all the time. Me, I just want to write!
Award winning poet LB Sedlacek's blog on poetry and writing and more. Some of her poetry books are “Happy Little Clouds” (Guerilla Genesis Press), “The Poet Next Door “ (Cyberwit), “Swim” (Alien Buddha Press), "The Architect of French Fries" (Presa Press) and "Words and Bones" (Finishing Line Press). Her book of short stories, “Four Thieves of Vinegar and Other Short Stories” is from Alien Buddha Press. Visit her website at www.lbsedlacek.com
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