Excerpt - 21 sept 2015
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This is an excerpt of an idea. Unless I'm mistaken, and that could easily be, excerpts of ideas are the prettiest part of writing. It's all the work with no strings attached.
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Most of my book ideas come from an suddent surge of emotion. I need to write it out so I can get it off my chest. Or rather belly. When I get an idea it just starts swelling in my stomach and spreads to my lungs and it hurts but I'm so inspired and hungry that I want to write the one-shot quickly. Or slowly. THERE'S SMUT BUT YOU CAN IGNORE IT.
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