I don’t believe in writer’s block. I do believe in writer’s
indecision.
This is
the current writing/study sitrep:
-
One novel MS finished. I have decreed it to be so, as I suspect I'm only rereading and changing it now because I don't want to let the characters go.
- One uni research project in progress, which should take priority because there’s an actual deadline and it’s the last assessable task for my Masters. And then I'll be DONE.
- Four diverse middle grade and YA projects at various stages, and I want to work on all of them - all the time, concurrently.
Herein
lies the indecision.
I’ve discovered a new phobia: Twitters-fear.
I’ve joined Twitter -
@AlexFairhill - and I’m stumped about what to write for my first tweet.
I’m reasonably new to the social
media game. I’ve had a Facebook account with the privacy set to maximum for
years and have tried hard to avoid the ‘what I had for breakfast’ trap, but blogging
and Twitter are foreign lands and languages. So why, you may ask, am I doing
it? Two reasons: to sharpen up my writing skills, and because I need to. And I do
love to travel, even if it is while chained to a desk.