Took a break from the Michael Lodestone story last night. Instead I worked on a paranormal thriller/horror short story. :::big grin:::
Sometimes little breaks are a great way to clear the head. I have a problem with seeing all the leaves instead of the forest, especially when I’m in the middle of editing. Hopefully tonight’s writing session will be a bit more productive after a day concentrating on something else. (Like a very cool paranormal beast…)
How about you? Have do you clear your head when you’re concentrating too much on a story?
Toodles!
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Thanks!
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I have 3 primary step-aways when I need to clear my head during a story: 1) Write a movie review. 2) Work on a poem or short story that doesn’t involve a lot of planning or time commitment 3) Kill zombies in a video game.
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I love the kill zombies one 🙂
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