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Getting words onto a blank page can be a pain. You want to say it, but then again you don't, because if you do, you won't be able to say it differently.
First three words of Chapter I? Dialogues, yes, no? Who's telling the story? Me, you, he, she, or it? Adjectives? Too many might weaken the argument. "Cut out all these exclamation points," says F. Scott Fitzgerald. "An exclamation point is like laughing at your own joke."
There's just too much choice. Think of an ice cream stand with three different types of vanilla. The horror...
Surrender! Relinquish! Abstain! Don't talk about it, don't even think about it. Stay out of it and let the Nameless generate characterization. The only thing in the way is you, Vision is self-originating and infinite. It has its own ways of operating so you better not meddle. When the time is right, the Word will appear.
No. You have to write it yourself. Otherwise, it won't get done.
Old Lego sets with no instructions - the choice is endless and you can't get it wrong. Is it going to be a castle or a racecar? Neither, but a helicopter, instead. OK, now how do I start?
I don't know.
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