C.J. English
I suppose writers block when writing memoir is much different than writers block when writing fiction. Instead of struggling to create a scene, I sometimes struggle with remembering the details. Luckily I have people I can ask, pictures I can reference, text messages I've saved, and journal entries around the time of the event that spark memories I otherwise would not have remembered.
The best ideas on how to put it all together, what to include or what isn't important have come to me when I go for a long walk. Specifically when I'm listening to a tutorial on writing or publishing that has lost my attention. It seems that listening to boring content makes my mind drift away and come up with it's own entertaining content!
The best ideas on how to put it all together, what to include or what isn't important have come to me when I go for a long walk. Specifically when I'm listening to a tutorial on writing or publishing that has lost my attention. It seems that listening to boring content makes my mind drift away and come up with it's own entertaining content!
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1- There were times I was seriously mad at you for freezing out Levi. He seemed innocent in the failed marriage. I know this is a memoir and not about vengeance. I know you show,your ugly side here- did you LEAVE out a lot of negative stuff about Levi due to fear of his real-life retaliation? 2- Dani is missing a lot when you're with Grant. Is that on purpose to protect her or was she with Levi most of the time?
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