Friday JohnKu – AKA – TGIF

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Friday has arrived. Only about twelve more hours until margarita time. It has been a rewarding week. Got into the fourth book edits after a long rest from that document. WHAT WAS I THINKING WHEN I WROTE THAT? is a question I have asked quite a few times. I actually finished the rough draft of the manuscript in May of 2015. There are a few places where I can’t really recall what mindset caused me to write a particular passage the way it came out. Whatever it was my edit brain now has to correct my artist brain output. I guess we all get into this situation now and then. I don’t know about you but sometimes I read some of my stuff and wonder who wrote it. I guess that’s what happens when you are on the run to finish something. When you are in the moment to come back later and read what you’ve written can be a surprise. This is the subject of my JohnKu today.

Surprise by John W. Howell © 2016

Words in Black and white,

Laid out emotionally. . .

Author is surprised.

30 thoughts on “Friday JohnKu – AKA – TGIF”

  1. LOL. That’s cute John. Only a writer understands! 🙂 My Friday enthusiasm is muted, since it’s my every-other-Friday to work. But at least my boss isn’t there. Heck, I’ll have most of a 9 story building to myself. Somehow that makes the Who’s Teenage Wasteland play in my head… 😀 Mega hugs.

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  2. A few weeks ago I started reading Clemency, the novel from 2014 NaNoWriMo. I’m definitely having a LOT of WTF moments 😉 Have a great day, a great weekend and enjoy that margarita!

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  3. Dan Brown must get this feeling all the time John. Fortunately you’ve got the opportunity to revisit your manuscript. Enjoy the margarita. Have a good weekend.

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  4. Well said, John! I remember doing the same thing in some boring class after lunch — taking notes that, afterward, aren’t even legible, much less meaningful. Happy Friday!

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  5. I’m quite often in the opposite situation; when I read something I wrote a while ago I think “Wow, that’s great, did I actually write that?”
    It’s only when I go back to stuff I posted when I first started writing that I cringe at some of the phrasing and structure.

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