posted by
purplerabbits at 12:24pm on 20/10/2018
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I have a dilemma: I want to participate in nanowrimo to the extent that I join in the meeting other humans and drinking coffee, but I don't want to write a novel.[1] Since sitting in coffee shops faking camaraderie with people who are actually trying to write novels is unfun, my proposed solution is to write blog posts. I *may* write the odd fictional scene which *may* turn into a short story if I am very lucky and also hard working, but that's not the primary aim. The primary aim is to write words which I then encourage other people to read. Some of the resulting blog posts may be friends only, but not all.
My list of possible blog post topics is below, and I will hopefully add to it, but I would be very interested to hear what things you would like to read about, either out of this list or another thing. (Please don't say "I'll read anything you want to write, even if that's true, because the vast choice before me will quite possibly be paralysing and make me less likely to write.)
Also you are allowed to make generally encouraging noises about me writing more :-)
[1] Or rather I don't want to write another half finished ramble that I don't feel happy enough with to let anyone else read.
[2] Note to self - not sure about this one...
My list of possible blog post topics is below, and I will hopefully add to it, but I would be very interested to hear what things you would like to read about, either out of this list or another thing. (Please don't say "I'll read anything you want to write, even if that's true, because the vast choice before me will quite possibly be paralysing and make me less likely to write.)
- The how and why of me eating less meat
- Particular adverts that make me irrationally angry
- Rat brains on heroin - aka my brain on tap tap games
- The history of bi activism in Scotland (this is for actual paid work, so it will have to be published there first)
- Apart of the above example why is bisexual specific work so underfunded, I mean seriously!
- Experiments in using neutral language
- Adverts that make me perfectly rationally angry insofar as impotent anger is rational
- Sessional work and the gig economy
- The to do list of things - in some detail
- Eating a frog, and why you can't always do it in one go
- Things that are not adverts that make me irrationally angry (not serious things.)
- Cat and other ways to tell if it was worth getting out of bed
- How far from normal are we? (FSVO 'we')
- Sponsorship adverts and why they are the literal worst
- Book shopping and other possibly unhelpful terminal values
- A book review of How to Invent Everything
- Things I actually like that don't make me irrationally angry at all. [2]
Also you are allowed to make generally encouraging noises about me writing more :-)
[1] Or rather I don't want to write another half finished ramble that I don't feel happy enough with to let anyone else read.
[2] Note to self - not sure about this one...
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Please do
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Low on words (lurgged again) but wanted to make enthusiastic noises at you!
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One of my reasons for the underfunding is that there haven't been negative consequences for ignoring / crapping over bisexuals. You got promoted for doing it in the gay men's health sector...
(General encouraging noises)
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I am attempting NaNoWriMo, and would definitely be up for meeting with other humans and trying to write in a cafe rather than doing it all alone at home.
I would love to hear more about bi activism or underfunding, and I'm intrigued by rat brains on heroin, eating less meat, experiments in using neutral language, and the gig economy.
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*https://www.facebook.com/groups/238215618275/
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I like reading reading stuff that you've written. The Cat and Book shopping subjects are particularly appealing to me
(I am having silly thoughts of doing nanowrimo myself but because I don't normally write much and know my first attempt will be awful I wouldn't be sharing the results)
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NaBloPoMo: National Blog Posting Month.