back to writing
It seems that all I need to start writing is:
1. a couple of good, productive days at work to boost my confidence,
2. a morning tram to work,
3. a constant notice in the blog that I am writing, yes, I am.
So here I go.
It’s nothing much, just two pages on that comic, but, considering that I had to jump back on a long-abandoned train, I guess it’s not that bad. When I figure out what I wanted to do plot-wise (I’m so happy right now that I was actually writing down at least some of what I planned to do!), I think I will be fine.
Lessons learned:
1. Writing the plot down, even if it’s very approximate, or very “obvious”, is a good idea.
2. Abandoning writing for a while is not that bad, as long as you try to get back to it from time to time.
3. If you find a writing discipline that works, it’s not necessary to change it to get “more disciplined”. The goal is writing, not perfect discipline, so don’t fix it if it’s not broken.
