the easiest way to begin to create/write a story is...
$Zero
to describe a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up
until about a week later.
once you're done with that part, you'll have enough stories and
character studies for at least ten novels.
of course, it's only "easier" to create a story using this method in
the sense that it would be harder to do so using only a spoon and a
rock to sketch out ideas in the dirt.
-$Zero...
if i could type faster...
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/3dd038d6ce3e734a
Alan Hope
$Zero wrote:
> the easiest way to begin to create/write a story is...
>
> to describe a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up
> until about a week later.
>
> once you're done with that part, you'll have enough stories and
> character studies for at least ten novels.
Go ahead and do it, then.
> of course, it's only "easier" to create a story using this method in
> the sense that it would be harder to do so using only a spoon and a
> rock to sketch out ideas in the dirt.
>
>
> -$Zero...
>
> if i could type faster...
> http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/3dd038d6ce3e734a
Bet it's not easy at all. Sitting on your arse talking about it is easy, mind.
--
AH
$Zero
> $Zero wrote:
> > the easiest way to begin to create/write a story is...
>
> > to describe a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up
> > until about a week later.
>
> > once you're done with that part, you'll have enough stories and
> > character studies for at least ten novels.
>
> Go ahead and do it, then.
i am.
i have been doing so for years.
> > of course, it's only "easier" to create a story using this method in
> > the sense that it would be harder to do so using only a spoon and a
> > rock to sketch out ideas in the dirt.
>
> > -$Zero...
>
> > if i could type faster...
> > http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/3dd038d6ce3e734a
>
> Bet it's not easy at all.
well, it's definitely easier for some than for others.
> Sitting on your arse talking about it is easy, mind.
can be.
-$Zero...
think of a road
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/bd194364243fe293
Alan Hope
$Zero wrote:
> On Jul 16, 6:55�pm, Alan Hope <usenet.ident...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> $Zero wrote:
>>> the easiest way to begin to create/write a story is...
>>> to describe a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up
>>> until about a week later.
>>> once you're done with that part, you'll have enough stories and
>>> character studies for at least ten novels.
>> Go ahead and do it, then.
> i am.
> i have been doing so for years.
You've been describing a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up until about a week later? And making those dreadful turgid uneventful descriptions into novels?
>>> of course, it's only "easier" to create a story using this method in
>>> the sense that it would be harder to do so using only a spoon and a
>>> rock to sketch out ideas in the dirt.
>>> -$Zero...
>>> if i could type faster...
>>> http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/3dd038d6ce3e734a
>> Bet it's not easy at all.
>
> well, it's definitely easier for some than for others.
>
>> Sitting on your arse talking about it is easy, mind.
>
> can be.
>
>
> -$Zero...
>
> think of a road
> http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/bd194364243fe293
--
AH
$Zero
> $Zero wrote:
> > On Jul 16, 6:55 pm, Alan Hope <usenet.ident...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> $Zero wrote:
>
> >>> the easiest way to begin to create/write a story is...
> >>> to describe a day in the life of a person from the moment they wake up
> >>> until about a week later.
> >>> once you're done with that part, you'll have enough stories and
> >>> character studies for at least ten novels.
> >> Go ahead and do it, then.
> > i am.
http://threadster.blogspot.com/
> > i have been doing so for years.
>
> You've been describing a day in the life of a person
> from the moment they wake up until about a week
> later?
off and on, yes.
> And making those dreadful turgid uneventful descriptions into novels?
not until recently.
> >>> of course, it's only "easier" to create a story using this method in
> >>> the sense that it would be harder to do so using only a spoon and a
> >>> rock to sketch out ideas in the dirt.
> >>> -$Zero...
> >>> �if i could type faster...
> >>> �http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/3dd038d6ce3e734a
> >> Bet it's not easy at all.
>
> > well, it's definitely easier for some than for others.
>
> >> Sitting on your arse talking about it is easy, mind.
>
> > can be.
>
> > -$Zero...
>
> >think of a road
> >http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/bd194364243fe293
-$Zero...
flattery is so easy
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/10119f8c915e072e
multi-tasking... what a silly concept
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.writing/msg/76a863ed8952f1cf