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🎨 My current writing condition

 



    "Today, I wrote about a possible future scene. I can't publish the text. See you tomorrow!"  

    This previous message was the text appearing in the last posts of this website, and here, let me be honest with you and me. I haven't found the physical energy to keep on writing.

    As I said in previous texts, I had an accident rock climbing a boulder (and falling off of a bike days later), and I didn't expect this torn tendon would last so much.

    I consider the most intelligent thing I can do right now is focusing on healing. After that, write the book I have in mind.  

    For the moment, I want to tell you, thank you! Thanks to the dozen loyal followers reading every drama on Facebook and elsewhere I could create. You inspired me to continue.

  • Draft 1 - Updated October 13, 2020.
  • More drafts between these months.
  • Last Book's Draft - Updated, February 07, 2021. The next day I had a serious accident, 
  • Last General Update, August 16, 2021.  I'm getting out of rehabilitation. Yey! (I'll later write an essay about it.)



Before I go. I challenge you to write 400 words about something you like every day. Not thinking about grammar nor criticizing what you did. 



Working with "WorkFlowy" and "Notion"
I'm currently using WorkFlowy to arrange the main ideas of my SciFi book.



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