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Cherae // C. L.
@clclarkwrites.com

i am trying to crawl back into this revision draft to do the drafting part today. spent the last few days getting a bit more of an outline sketched out, but after a certain point, i just have to dive in. this part—any transition from one stage or section to another—is always the hardest for me.

Cherae // C. L.@clclarkwrites.com

partner is out of town, so i’m giving myself the full concentrated day of a “writing retreat” (plus laundry, i know, not retreat-like but running shorts don’t wash themselves) and i am spending it building geopolitics i do this to myself. theoretically, i am having fun.

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Cherae // C. L.
@clclarkwrites.com

the abrupt stop and start, the change of direction, loss of inertia, of momentum, and having to begin at a plodding pace again. not the rip-roaring fervor of a brand new project, no matter how excited i am to start. more like terrified laying of bricks of the beginning of qutb minar.