Writing when you're not at home

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  • SkiAdcocke
    FFR Player
    • Oct 2017
    • 5

    #1

    Writing when you're not at home

    I have heard of some writers that carry a notebook or journal with them during their day to jot down ideas or write scenes that come to mind or other such things.

    Do you, as a writer, do this? Do you actually carry a notebook? Or, have you found an easy way of doing this on an electronic device? (Many of us don't walk around with our laptop all day.)

    Just curious. I have thought about doing this myself.
  • Mahou
    魔法少女
    • Jan 2006
    • 2153

    #2
    Re: Writing when you're not at home

    You’re cute.
    Originally posted by lofty rhino
    one does not simply hate everyone that plays stepmania
    AND watch anime.

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    • blindreper1179
      Vice President Of TGB
      • Jun 2006
      • 5900

      #3
      Re: Writing when you're not at home

      smart phones have note pad apps.
      Originally posted by thesunfan
      absolutely I want to vomit on your face irl
      Originally posted by choof
      It was like trying to throw logic at a fuckin brick wall lmao
      Originally posted by choof
      whats more dense, a black hole or an icyworld file
      Originally posted by Celirra
      I've never been so disappointed by a man from Alabama than I am right now

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      • lofty rhino
        D7 Elite Keymasher
        • Dec 2014
        • 705

        #4
        Re: Writing when you're not at home

        I find that carrying around a pocket journal suffices for the most part--usually use it for exactness of detail.

        I would use something like an iphone app, but my fingers are dumb.

        Just as an aside, I would warn against doing *substantial* amounts of composition on-the-go. When writing something like a whole scene, I'd recommend finding your own space where you can keep your mind organized, and clear of too many zany thoughts.

        Creativity is great, but when it is coupled with intent & focus, it becomes something unstoppable.
        Last edited by lofty rhino; 10-12-2017, 09:32 PM.

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        • Wayward Vagabond
          Confirmed Heartbreaker
          FFR Simfile Author
          • Jul 2012
          • 5866

          #5
          Re: Writing when you're not at home

          I use to carry around a notebook but I stopped because it would get in the way more often than not. Now I do my writing on my phone. I write poetry though and my poems don't tend to be very long or I just write down the important things and work around them later.

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          • sakura080789
            Rapture Universe
            • Feb 2007
            • 1751

            #6
            Re: Writing when you're not at home

            I carry around a small notepad at times, so if I think of a change to a current project and or a new idea I just quickly jot it down for later. It helps in a sense, though most of the time I end up sticking with the original plan.

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