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I’ll brook none of that babble around these parts. Because around these parts? We finish the shit that we started or we get our toesy-woeises broken with a ball-peen hammer. (“This little piggy went to market, this little piggy got thrown into a car crusher where all his tender bones are pulverized into pork dust WHAM WHAM WHAM.”)
Writers — and, frankly, other creatives — should realize they’re part of the 99%. And they should act on that realization. Why? Because unless you’re Stephen King, a big-time screenwriter, or Snooki, then the one-percent — corporations in particular — doesn’t give trash-truck full of donkey crap about you. How do you rebel against marginalization?
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Ch-chak! BOOM.
Writing advice and writing chatter is — well, it’s a good thing, from my perspective, but only to a point. And so it seems proper to jump into the month with a look at 25 things you should know (i.e. these are the things that I think) about writing advice.
Whether you’re participating in NaNoWriMo (which always makes me want to say: NaNoWriMo Williams: The Adventure Begins!) or writing a script or a game or an invented memoir about your fictional time as a glue-huffing base-jumper, you need to be aware of those things that might stop you from getting it done.
