The Writing Process,

Travel Since I chose to write about travel, I should be pleased to be travelling. It does however pose problems in terms of writing, since I cannot post while on the move or working. It does provide the inspiration needed however to keep writing.

Whats going on as I or you write. Ask questions about my work or leave examples of your own. I will reply to everything. Mostly, I hope. At least more often than not.

9 Responses

  1. What is the difference between a writer of poetry and a writer of prose, if any?

    Are we hardwired differently? There are examples of writers who excel in all areas, but I think we are more generally one or other. I do write short stories, but the process is like pulling teeth. So it is not something I do very often. When I start to write longer pieces I become lost in the trails dtails of description or conversation.

    How do other writers deal with this, or is it just that I am disorganised and need to work more on that area. Maybe I need more commitment to complete a longer piece of work.

    Let me know what you think.

    Jim

  2. Hello Jim,
    Thank you for posting your kind words and subscribing. I thought you might like random…
    AsI read your words (and enjoyed the mental image):
    “The world is quiet in the woods,
    People pass momentarily,
    Time is in the grip of trees.

    Just a fragment, unfinished as yet.”

    It almost seemed as though that last line could be part of the piece – people passing momentary – fragments of time – just a random act of thinking. Don’t want to put words in you poetry or mouth!

    As I studied poetry, it seemed that many teachers wanted everything written in their way, in their style, in their words and by the time they were done with “corrections” – it no longer had a semblence of what I was saying.
    I’m not an official buddy so are you doing postaweek or postaday? (I’m old and can’t remember everything – LOL!)

  3. Jim? Is that your name? Found your post in the blog buddy list. I am intrigued by your quest journey. My blog is confusing, sems eclectic, but there is mush poetry there. Some Serious, some not. Some Long, some short… If I can encourage, please leave a post.
    Happiness is the journey, not a destination. ~ Buddah
    You reminded me of me – my first blog before blogging arrived – http://www.randomactsofthinking.com/randomposts.html

    Post away!

  4. hi was just looking through your site. I am about to start studying poetry in college, i have never written any before.
    Anyway i found you through the blog buddy request list, you made a new follower! let me know if you are still looking for buddies

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