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All right, my fellow scribes, let's get real for a moment. You know you are a writer when you have had a full blown conversation with your cat, discussing the pros and cons of your protagonist's life choices. Or perhaps you found yourself passionately debating plot twists while doing your grocery shopping. But wait. Why on Middle earth do we do this? Why do we, as writers, talk to ourselves like we are auditioning for a one person play in the middle of the street?
Don't come forward, I warn you else and shout and call everyone here. Googly was panting for breath. There was no one there to hear her plea. Who would she call? But with great alacrity, she picked up a twig in her hand to fight in the dry, scaly skin creature. The baby crocodile lifted its neck. Her mouth wide open. She looked at Googly with surprise. Well, what are you up to? What are you trying to do?
Nikkeita Sharrma
@Natureadds · 2:27
And it completely makes sense because sometimes it's very important to talk to yourself delve. Delve deep inside of you and bring the characters that you've installed. Bring the characters out. It works wonders. And yeah, felt really wonderful. Felt really fresh after listening to your cast. So love it. Keep up the good work. Thank you so much
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Even we want to our mindset our routine is made in such a way that we cannot even go and stay in a place like a village or somewhere. Even if we are given all the amenities, all the scope, to see if we are just given an invite, stay there and try for six months. Just imagine how difficult it will be. And then we will understand that we have been lost. Of course it's our own fault we have been lost somewhere in the world
The Bookbot Theory
@Bookbot · 0:54
This is so amazing. As always, you have a knack for not only entertaining the listeners, but also ensuring that they do not know when it's just the swellcast ends. They just want to keep listening to you. I really enjoy listening to the way you narrate things and it's kind of fun because it makes me visualize things, makes me want to drop everything and just hold on to those characters and try to guess what they could be up to next
The Bookbot Theory
@Bookbot · 0:50
Hey. Thank you so much for sharing your experience of talking to yourself. I would definitely call this an example of that. And that's the best way to take your muse out for coffee. Go with them on long walks and just listen to what they have to say. Because that's how you get some of the best possible writing done
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