To Write with Wild Abandon
Graham StrongA Substack newsletter that motivates you to overcome your writing fears, build self-confidence as a writer, and have fun with your writing again!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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✍️ Graham's First Law of Writing
About six weeks ago, I posted Graham’s Second Law of Writing. You can read the whole post here, but I’ll refresh your memory:
Graham’s Second Law of Writing
Writing quantity and quality tends to be directly proportionate to writing abi...
✍️ What Book Clubs Taught Me about Writing for Myself
I’ve mentioned Entershine Bookshop’s Curious, Whimsical, No Rules, Anything Goes Because We All Love Books Book Club before. We met two days ago (as of this post), and talked about Brother. Do. You. Love. Me. – a difficult book which most p...
✍️ Symbolism is a Double-edged Sword – with a Dull Second Edge
I learned firsthand that in Hungary, it’s rude to open a door for a woman.
Not for any gender equality reasons. Actually, it’s for the same chivalrous reasons that Western men do hold the door. In Hungary, it’s rude because the man should...
✍️ Indisputable* Mathematical Proof that Writing Fun = Writing Creativity and Production
All together now like we’re on Family Feud: what’s my #1 Writing Rule? “Haaave Fuuuun!”
I recently started reading Story is a State of Mind by Sarah Selecky for our Writing Craft Book Club. In the introduction, she talks about a common iss...
✍️ Why You Should Try Zero Draft Writing
Care to be my therapist for a moment?
I feel like I’m not connecting with people sometimes on these writing concepts I keep espousing. It’s frustrating – I feel like I have useful advice to solve some specific problems, but I don’t see wri...
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So many writers struggle with the actual act of writing. In 2021, I launched my Substack "To Write with Wild Abandon" to talk about our writerly fears along with strategies to overcome them. For me, it comes down to one thing: Writing Should Be Fun!
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