Thread: Twofold Conversation: [the best writing advice] & [defining writers]
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Old 11-20-2013, 08:23 AM   #5
Rizla
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Originally Posted by Waflicka View Post
[*] You must write.[*] Finish what you start.[*] Refrain from rewriting.
Iain Banks first published book was the first book he rewrote, so I don't agree with that. Heinlein's stuff was either simple or rambling, so I can see that worked for him. I think it fair to say that Martin rambles too.

Banks also said that everyone has 1000000 bad words in them. So it makes sense to write lots. I guess finishing things means more words.
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