I’m definitely trying to do the same type of deep diving this year. Thanks for the reading here!
On a side note; I read Hobbit & Lord of the Ring’s many times over the course of my life. I didn’t find the Amazon series to be entirely out of line. Many aspects I found really exhilarating. imho Also thumbs up to Zombie-Lore.
I'm not much for acquiring new things, although we did adopt another street dog recently because well... sometimes I just can't leave them there.
I'm looking to read some books that I've put off, so there's that in common. I have a book project of my own (my short stories) that I'm looking to do, but I admit I've put things off before.
Mostly, I'm staying focused on my stories for my stack. I'm the only stack (that I've found) publishing only stories and no essays, non-fiction stuff. That's plenty to keep me occupied. And I'd like to stay focused, because I have a habit of drifting.
I do have a few stories in the uncompleted department. Sometimes, I doubt I can finish them. It's like some special magic grabbed me at the time, but before I could get to the end, it packed up and moved on to Tennessee or wherever.
I saw a comment of yours (which led me here) in which you mentioned that for you, writing was art. I really liked that because that's my wavelength, too. Many thanks for the read.
I’m definitely trying to do the same type of deep diving this year. Thanks for the reading here!
On a side note; I read Hobbit & Lord of the Ring’s many times over the course of my life. I didn’t find the Amazon series to be entirely out of line. Many aspects I found really exhilarating. imho Also thumbs up to Zombie-Lore.
This is a really cool idea. I don't know that I can possibly complete all my open projects in a year, but I like the concept!
I'm not much for acquiring new things, although we did adopt another street dog recently because well... sometimes I just can't leave them there.
I'm looking to read some books that I've put off, so there's that in common. I have a book project of my own (my short stories) that I'm looking to do, but I admit I've put things off before.
Mostly, I'm staying focused on my stories for my stack. I'm the only stack (that I've found) publishing only stories and no essays, non-fiction stuff. That's plenty to keep me occupied. And I'd like to stay focused, because I have a habit of drifting.
I do have a few stories in the uncompleted department. Sometimes, I doubt I can finish them. It's like some special magic grabbed me at the time, but before I could get to the end, it packed up and moved on to Tennessee or wherever.
I saw a comment of yours (which led me here) in which you mentioned that for you, writing was art. I really liked that because that's my wavelength, too. Many thanks for the read.