Ok, it's not usually out of nowhere. But it is commonly the result of something minor, even mundane; a casual remark, the cover of a book, a piece of news. This time, I'm not 100% sure where it came from. It could possibly be that my bi-weekly D&D game has been going on for so long, and I am not accustomed to that happening. When I lived in San Diego, my gaming group had ADD. A "long-term campaign" would last maybe ten sessions. Then, invariably, we'd all silently agree that it was time for a change. So, we'd switch gears. Sometimes for a single night, sometimes for ten more sessions. Occasionally we'd even switch back to what we had done before.
Anyways, whatever the cause, the SciFi bug has bitten me, and I am wondering what to do. I am currently writing a serial about Thomas Magni, which is SciFi/Parody. But interest is waning a bit there, and it's not enough. Then again, it's only week three.
My wife suggested taking a "cheat day" and exploring it. Not sure if that will be enough either, but it's worth a shot. So, maybe I'll set the Sword & Sorcery stuff aside for a bit, and look at some hard SciFi writing. Maybe watch a good movie. Don't want to pick up a book just yet, as I am currently trying to read about four different books as it is.

You know, sometimes it ain't easy being me.
1 comment:
I definitely go through moods as far as my reading. Not so much for my writing, but I guess I kind of always write whatever I feel like writing at the moment, or else I feel like writing what I'm supposed to be writing.
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