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moonlighting as a fiction writer sucks. because i am always already exhausted by the time i sit to write.
ugh all i want to do is finish something that's decent enough to not be rejected by every quarterly ever. bottom of the barrel ones included.
actually, all i really want to do is be rich and famous from the stack of ny times bestsellers that i will have written.
ha. right.
actually, all i really really want to do is go to bed. but i've got a page and a half, and ending written on my brain, and no way to get from the page and a half to said brain-inscribed ending. hopefully it will come to me in my dreams and pour out of my fingers when i get to work, because i have to send it out to my workshop group by about noon tomorrow.
octogenarian heartbreak? why do i choose to write about such weird things?
oh that's right. because every good idea in the world has already been done.
ugh all i want to do is finish something that's decent enough to not be rejected by every quarterly ever. bottom of the barrel ones included.
actually, all i really want to do is be rich and famous from the stack of ny times bestsellers that i will have written.
ha. right.
actually, all i really really want to do is go to bed. but i've got a page and a half, and ending written on my brain, and no way to get from the page and a half to said brain-inscribed ending. hopefully it will come to me in my dreams and pour out of my fingers when i get to work, because i have to send it out to my workshop group by about noon tomorrow.
octogenarian heartbreak? why do i choose to write about such weird things?
oh that's right. because every good idea in the world has already been done.