Writing: The Internet and Tom Robbins are both windows into new realities

The Internet and Tom Robbins are both windows into new realities

Written by Jesse S. Somer

These days I go on to repparttar

Internet not having any clue as to what is going to grab my interest on that particular day. What is slowly seeping into my subconscious like sludge into repparttar 128844

sewer is

idea that I’m probably going to learn something new of interest to my already strange and twisted human existence. Whether repparttar 128846

information turns out to be credible is another issue altogether seeing that my fellow human weirdoes are prone to repparttar 128847

occasional exaggeration and ‘white lie’. Nonetheless, every time I go for a so-called ‘surf’ into repparttar 128848

deep blue waves of social consciousness I seem to find myself sitting on some new island of information that inevitably causes a smile to crack across my crystallized serious Internet writer’s façade that I must present to my colleagues so that they don’t uncover my secret true identity, that being that I’m a Sweet Medicine Clown from repparttar 128849

planet Zepton. That last sentence’s structure is dedicated to repparttar 128850

mastery of Tom Robbins.

Today’s particular Internet search was triggered by memories of laughter caused by repparttar 128851 reading of books by a fellow named Tom Robbins. Although this guy has written eight awesome novels, most people I ask have never heard of him. After searching for sites dedicated to him I did discover that a lot of other people have read his stuff and actually feel very strongly about it. The main site I found was called repparttar 128852 AFTRLife at http://www.rain.org/~da5e/tom_robbins.html. The real buzz I experienced was repparttar 128853 biographical information I learnt about Robbins’ personal history, I mean it’s one thing to really be affected by someone’s fictional writing, but another dimension altogether to read about what they supposedly got up to in their life.

3 Tips to Achieve Your Writing Goals

Written by Shery Ma Belle Arrieta-Russ

1. Make your goals achievable.

By achievable, we mean realistic and attainable. You might unconsciously have set a goal even others will have a hard time achieving, even if they had repparttar means and repparttar 128843 time to do so.

Here's what you can do: break down your goals into small, realistic goals set against reasonable time frames. Oftentimes, you'll achieve your bigger goals if you work on achieving repparttar 128844 smaller goals leading to those. The important thing is making your goals as realistic and as achievable as you can.

2. Devise a feasible plan.

You know what you want, but do you know how to get what you want? Do you need technical or artistic training to achieve your goals? Or perhaps further studies? Do you have a set plan of action that will lead to repparttar 128845 achievement of your goals? What things, both tangible and intangible, do you need to aid you in reaching your goals?

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