writing preparation?
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writing preparation?
Just writing down thoughts which are coming or read related stuff or books?
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For factual works, read up on the subject beforehand.


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For example, I just wrote a story about archeologists finding something in an Egyptian tomb. Knowing nothing about it, I was able to sound coherent on the subject with a few hours of research. You're still allowed to make things up, but it's good to know when you are.
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I wouldn't dare do that! I always have a bit of paper on me, for whenever ideas come.lukebodell wrote:Its good to have some sort of diary/notebook on you; but I find the deeper things you think about resonate better when you can recall them without an aid.


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