Well, That's done...
I finished the book.
I wish that was all I had to do.
I can finish a book in three days no problem... writing, sometimes, is a bit more difficult.
Especially with the sort of prompts that our prof. gives. They are bullet points that she wants to see adressed in the paper, which is a book review, but she wants it in essay form and for half of it to be about how it affects your understandings of the subjects personally. It's all very confusing. I've never written a review/essay before, just essays. With one or two sentence prompts. I really just don't know where to begin.
Perhaps I'll just start writing and that will get my brain juices flowing.
Yay, brain juice.
I have the rest of tonight and tomorrow, so I should be alright... I just need to pray for my essay super powers to emerge and assert their authority over the keyboard.
Eloquence to the point of virtual incoherence is often to be sought after and carefully nurtured in essays.
*procrastinates a bit longer*
Hmm... writing excercise... anyone know of a good writing excersice to help excite my latent literary powers?
They need to add another 'busy' icon. One with a masked, whip-weilding slavemaster hovering over the frowning, unhappy form, cursing at it to type faster.
I wish that was all I had to do.
I can finish a book in three days no problem... writing, sometimes, is a bit more difficult.
Especially with the sort of prompts that our prof. gives. They are bullet points that she wants to see adressed in the paper, which is a book review, but she wants it in essay form and for half of it to be about how it affects your understandings of the subjects personally. It's all very confusing. I've never written a review/essay before, just essays. With one or two sentence prompts. I really just don't know where to begin.
Perhaps I'll just start writing and that will get my brain juices flowing.
Yay, brain juice.
I have the rest of tonight and tomorrow, so I should be alright... I just need to pray for my essay super powers to emerge and assert their authority over the keyboard.
Eloquence to the point of virtual incoherence is often to be sought after and carefully nurtured in essays.
*procrastinates a bit longer*
Hmm... writing excercise... anyone know of a good writing excersice to help excite my latent literary powers?
They need to add another 'busy' icon. One with a masked, whip-weilding slavemaster hovering over the frowning, unhappy form, cursing at it to type faster.