Posted by: Jeanie F | November 1, 2009

What to Write Next – NYT Essay by Colson Whitehead

     I know many of you are writers, as well as readers. If, like me, you struggle with what to write next when you’ve finished a project, then this essay is for you. Whitehead has provided some clear-cut guidelines for selecting the most appropriate project/genre, given your current state of mind. You really don’t want to miss this! Check it out at http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/01/books/review/Whitehead-t.html

I’ve used indecision as an excuse to procrastinate on a new project for way too long. Using Whitehead’s process, now I know – time for something in the “Domestic” genre. . .  as soon as I get back from visiting Aisle 8 at Whole Foods!

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  1. I’ve got my hands full with NaNoWriMo but this sounds interesting. I’ll check it out next month!

    By: Jamye on November 3, 2009
    at 10:17 am

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