It seems that I am never happy in my writing practice. When I'm writing fiction I want to be writing poetry. When I'm writing poetry I feel the need to hammer out an essay. If I'm writing a mystery, I want to be writing a ghost story and... well you get the picture. So if you're reading this blog, and Thank You if you are, you'll see that I've split off into my multiple writing personalities.
At 365-Pages I'm writing a page a day of a story called Gideon's Folly. It's a story about a boy who lives his life behind the stone wall of a crumbling mansion called the Folly and what happens to him when he finds a way out.
Pocketwatch Poetry came about because I often try to write a poem as fast as I can without editing or censorship. This is where I put them.
Diary of a Catastrophic Thinker is a humorous look at my issues with anxiety.
And this one, 142 books, is a mixture of poetry and essays on writing.
It's possible that this is a form of writer's attention deficit but hey, on the bright side, look at all the writing I'm getting done.
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