In this article, I’ll be taking a look at how to identify bizarro fiction and how to use that knowledge to improve your own bizarro writing. We’ll end with a useful exercise you can try at your desk (it involves cowboys,) but for now, our first question is obvious…
Decision fatigue affects us all every day – it’s almost impossible to escape entirely – but there are ways you can make life easier and grab back some energy to spend on your writing.
Paul Auster’s sharp, conversational style and preoccupations with deep, ever-relevant themes position him as that rarest of beasts: a smart, stylish, literary writer who undeniably has things to say but who manages to do it without sacrificing story.
By writing for a set period without concern for spelling, grammar, structure, or even subject, you can strip away the doubts and niggles that hold your writing back, and adopting this technique could even help you finish your book.
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