Jeez, this sucks.
As if I weren't neurotic enough already, it seems that having a blog is creating a bizarre psychic pressure . . . I know it's out here, electronically patient, waiting for me to have something to say.
Waiting . . . waiting . . .
Must . . . resist! Must . . . write STAR WARS. Must . . . write STAR WARS . . .
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Thousand bucks that SW fans everywhere are convulsing at the thought of having to *make* yourself write Star Wars...
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Yeah, Gabe has the right of it. It doesn't matter much what you say, there are people out there excited just to keep up with their favorite author. This blog:
http://www.neilgaiman.com/journal/journal.asp
pretty much exemplifies what I mean in being random yet readable. Perhaps, you can include passages of books that've stuck out to you by those very authors that inspired you to pick up that pen in the first place or better yet, we get a taste of those lesbian elves cut out of Lucas project 1138...
~Paranoid Anidroid
Here's the big secret about blogs. Nobody actually cares what is written, they will just find something to theroize about anyway. So let's say you write about your clothes dryer having extra static electricity - someone will come up with a mega-ultra-spoiler than in the next novel Character A is made of static electricity, and has to battle an evil army of clothes dryers. So no need for "blogitis."
Hmm that actually sounds like a good idea for a book.
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