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!
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✍️ Cliff Diving for Writers
Here’s the thing you should know about cliff diving. It’s one of the few things in the world in which you can’t change your mind once you’re committed.
I know. I literally tried once. I said, “Nope.” and turned, hoping to scramble back ont...
✍️ What is Story?
Even though it seems like a basic question, “What is story?” is something I’ve been wrestling with – in definition and in my WIP. It’s not as easy for me to pin down as I would like.
Recently, in the Writing Craft Book Club, we covered Sto...
✍️ Two Words that Will Boost Your Creativity Immediately
Oasis promotional poster for their 2025 UK tour.
Spoiler Alert and Fair Warning: You’ve heard these two words from me a million times!
Last year, Oasis enjoyed a revival of sorts, which made me revisit their music.
I was never a huge-hug...
✍️ How to Make Sure No One Confuses Your Writing for AI (Maybe)
It’s happening.
I think few will contest that AI is here to stay. For writers – especially professional writers – the choice is adapt or die. We can rail and rant and scream like Lear on the moors, but we can’t stay blind to the truth. And...
✍️ Writing by Feel
I wonder if other artists have it as hard as writers when it comes to “creating art”?
For example, I’ve heard of musicians struggling to get music out. Apparently, Sarah McLachlan had to lock herself away to write the songs for her album,...
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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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