Write on!

I know a few folks on Twitter, and have considered creating an account, but decided against it knowing how easily I can get sidetracked. That’s also one of the reasons I’m only posting weekly to Pens and Swords. The less I have to think about blog topics, the more I can focus on my action items.

I love this comment. Loved it so much that I posted it to Twitter.

I too, need to create a list of “action items.”

I found your post particularly interesting because I’m about to start writing a MMOG version of one of my books. It’s not fantasy in the western sense, but that’s the closest genre western publishers and readers understand, so I guess the game will be a fantasy game too.

Keep writing. I’m reading!

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I wrote my last book a little over five years ago, so it wouldn’t be fair to say I’m off track. I’m more sailed right off the edge of the world… That’s one reason I applied to Clarion West this year, trying to get myself back on the map.

In some ways, that helped immensely but life has a way of working it’s magic against the writer and soon you’re back at things that are not writing even though you’ve done a great job of convincing yourself that they are (or at least this is what happens to me).

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Well, more accurately, when I think of a topic to blog is usually when I’m not sitting in front of my computer ready to blog. I think of tons of topics to blog about in the car.

I like what I’m doing, and yet I don’t. Funny how that is. The problem with me is I like to do SO many different things, that I can never be satisfied doing just one. But security where I am (and more importantly the security of a steady income and benefits for my family), a stubbornness to change and get out of my comfort zone, and general laziness keeps me where I am, even though it is possible I’d be happier elsewhere.

Then again, maybe I wouldn’t be. That’s part of it too, that once you make a change, it’s difficult to go back to where you may have been happier. Not a risk I want to take at this point.

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There are numerous things I like to do in small or medium-sized doses, but very, very few things hold my interest for extended periods of time (read: months, or years). It’s difficult to stay motivated in any one particular field of interest.

If I were to use ‘willing to spend two hours a day on it’ as a qualifier for strongest interests, then the following qualify for me: web design, playing MMORPGs, designing/writing tabletop RPGs, and biking.

I work professionally as a web developer, so I’m doing what I’m interested in as a job.

In writing this, I’m starting to think my blog (which is about nature, human nature, and green tech) is perhaps not focused on the right topic….

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