This was last year's resolution, but I went through a folder of stories I'd never gotten around to writing. The outlines weren't very good and I jumped over them and said "oh I better do things this way or that way or whatever."
I'm ready to go through these stories and don't care if they're any good. I noticed a date on some of the printouts--July 1997, just before I left my place at college. It was one of those times I tried to get a lot done before I had to pack up and go.
I've made my life so I don't have to pack up and go too often, but then that stability means I need to find new ways to poke myself into action. This time, I got sick of staring at the folder inside my file cabinets.
This is a good start, and I hope I continue to find excuses to get sick of stuff that sucks earlier and earlier.
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honestgamer - January 08, 2008 (04:17 PM) I'm not sure what you're saying? You have a folder of story ideas and now you're going to write them? Or are you saying that you've given up on the stories because you don't like them? I'm a little dense today. |
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aschultz - January 09, 2008 (06:52 AM) I was trying to be concise and probably left something out. I have a story of folder ideas, some of which are good and some of which aren't. There are even some half written stories. It will be fun to read through and see what is any good, and I can recycle them into something else, at worst. And even if I think everything sucks, it means at least I've gotten better at judging what sucks than I used to. |
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