‘It was in that room too that I learned not to think about anything that I was writing from the time I stopped writing until I started again the next day. That way my subconscious would be working on it and at the same time I would be listening to other people and noticing everything.’
-Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable Feast: The Restored Edition.
Ernest Hemingway while in Idaho. Hemingway was born in Oak Park, Illinois, in 1899.
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Great advice!
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I try and read this every month or so as a reminder.
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True… only, I’m usually working on at least 5 short stories at about the same time… so, when I wake the story lines are jumbled!! It gets a tad messy!!
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Thanks for dropping in and Cheers!
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I’m sitting here reading The Old Man and the Sea… specially because I’m writing a short story named The Old Man and the Fish! 😉
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That’s excellent. Hemingway is my favorite author. Recently I finished reading The Old Man and the Sea to Gavin. (He’s going to be three months on December 1st.) I hope your writing goes well.
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This image is wonderful!! Wise quote, based on pretty solid experience. 🙂
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Yea, I’d say he wrote well 😉
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