The experience factor
August 20, 2008
The longer I write, the easier writing gets. This is not an implication that writing is easy–just easier than it used to be. The change has been so gradual that I didn’t notice it happening right away.
The adage about practice definitely applies. I write faster than I used to and the copy is cleaner. The drawback to this happy trend is that right along with becoming a better writer my standards rise.
Perhaps, if I live long enough I’ll become one of those productive authors, who I’m so impressed with–the ones who knock out thirty thousand words in a week. And those words are well-crafted and entertainingly arranged.
Heck, slower is fine for me–say fifteen thousand words a week….
Posted by Evanne Lorraine @ 2:23 pm
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August 21st, 2008 at 8:45 pm
Thirty thousand words a week? Wow. I’m lucky to write 5K!
I’m just the opposite. The more I write, the slower I get. But I definitely agree with you on the higher standards. I wonder if I’ll ever get to a place where the words come freely and I feel like I know what I’m doing!
August 21st, 2008 at 9:47 pm
Sure, hang in there! Seriously, we’re all different I wrote very slowly in the beginning–not sure when I got a little bit faster but it has happened-yea! You, my dear have a full time job, a young son, a husband,all great things but it does slow down writing production… When I had a day job I wrote half of what I do now. Maybe, I’m not really faster…