Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 July 2013

My Twitter Love

Here are some tweets from my favorite account on Twitter.



  1. “Here’s to books, the cheapest vacation you can buy.” ― Charlaine Harris
  2. A writer's heart is always open, like an open book.
  3. *is shamelessly lollygagging*
  4. Writing is my anchor. Without it I feel like a broken boat lost at sea.
  5. You are beautiful. You are special. You are YOU. Share yourself, write a story, we are dying to get to know you.
  6. Write until you are no more, and then write some more.
  7. Blankness is a beautiful state of mind for a writer. It means that a new fantastic story will hatch out of it tomorrow.
  8. Lately I've been kicked off Mars by angry lizards and have been camping out on the Moon.
  9. Reading lifts me out of mundane and infuses me with magic.
  10. Did you know I once blogged about NAKED CLOWNS, POGO STICKS, AND LIGHTNING STORMS?
  11. Final blog topics: genre jumping, minotaurs, dif. paths to publication, hero's journey, collab. writing, self-doubt, character names. VOTE!
  12. I'll be writing a new blog post tonight, to publish tomorrow. Any particular topics you guys want me to cover? Anything? Anything? *listens*
  13. I'm bleeding out my heart on paper, and then, when I'm empty, I soak in the hearts of those who did it before me.
  14. You wait to start writing until you believe in yourself, but you won't believe in yourself until you start writing.
  15. “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” ― Albert Einstein
  16. If you don't dare to be a fool in writing, you'll never reach the wisdom that only foolish get to discover, stumbling upon it by accident.
  17. There is a gorilla in my head, it's big, hairy, and scary, and it pounds on my skull every day, demanding literary codswallop to be written.
  18. If you're not reading fiction, you really should be eaten by a pair of angry crocodiles.
  19. Don't let fear stop you. Tuck it into a pocket and WRITE.
  20. Ending a book is like sending off your child into adult life, bittersweet.

To experience the awesomeness first hand: