Wren Writes
Robin WrenProcrastinating writing through more writing. Other topics include: digital minimalism, productivity, and my thoughts on modern social media insanity. Also talking about technology as if I were a software developer or something.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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How to trust the process when you chose a shitty process
When I now think about it, as a teen still at school, I did not have much problem with sticking to one chosen method.
I kept outlining my story in a regular A5 notebook and writing the chapters in Word, without ever stopping to question w...
Why I didn't like "Bury our bones in the midnight soil" by V. E. Schwab... but you might
There are two main reasons I reached for “Bury our bones in the midnight soil” by V. E. Schwab:
1. I have been reading her newsletter for a while and I enjoy it immensely.
2. I have noticed the book in the bookstore and it stared me i...
Hobby treated seriously, or: how I struggled with defining my approach to writing
For a long time, I have struggled with defining my attitude towards my writing. Is it just an insignificant hobby? Or maybe it is an attempt at going professional?
“Hobby” is a word that carries certain casual connotation. That irks me, b...
Susan Dennard's writing process shook me to the core
This post is a scramble of spontaneous thoughts that I had after reading Susan Dennard’s latest Substack post. You can find it here.
She writes how her writing process evolved over the years and how important it is to ignore certain writin...
Apps that help you deceive yourself, or: how a shitty Roomba made me reconsider my technology usage
Some time ago, my parents got a Roomba. With three cats in the house, the promise of a machine that gathers fur at the click of a button, even if somewhat imperfectly, sounded appealing. Yet less than two years later, the Roomba is out, and...
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