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Date of upload: Sep 8, 2020 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Hemingway was sitting at a table with friends at Sloppy Joes. Someone came to the table and wanted to talk to his friend Sully, the machinist. They went to another table. Sully listened, started making "Go away." motions with his hands, then came back to the table. Hemingway asked what that was all about. Sully told him.
"He wants me to help him rob the bank. He needs a cutting torch to cut through the bars on the vault, and I have the only cutting torch on the island. The cops know that. Hell, they borrow mine sometimes."
That was how "To have and have Not" started. Story ideas are all around.
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The most encouraging thing (for me) was to hear I am in the 1 percent who actually write a novel. And Mow I am revising my second one. BTW I am a retired newspaperman. If a person refuses to learn to write for a newspaper they won’t be successful writing anything else.
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Wonderful - thank you
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Appreciate this a whole lot. Excellent, highly practical tips.
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Loved all the tips! Thank you. Subscribed.
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I hope you do audiobooks for your own work mate. Great video and perfect music too
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Great tips and very well explained
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Excellent video, thank you 🤓.
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Great content. Just discovered your channel and really like what you are doing! Subscribed!
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Your video is valuable
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I've always despised Hemingway's writing style, and yet, mine's so opposite it's worthwhile to hear what he says and take note.
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Thanks.
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and my tip for videos is do not put noise over the video that makes it hard to hear you
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These rules are for Hemingway alone. He found them most useful. And, I'll assume, he believed everyone should copy him - because he was so 'great.' When in fact the rules are much simpler, because the rules don't adhere to having to be 'great.' The rules are yours not his:
Write everything down - everything. That includes typos grammar mistakes incorrect punctuation - the overuse of adjectives - everything! Write it all down in the manner that best suits you. Whether it's by hand or on a keyboard or both. Don't labour over the right word or phrase - because you are creating barriers that belong to Hemingway not you. Your brain is a tap, listen to it and let it flow. Follow along as fast as you can. If your characters are TRUE they will guide you: trust them. Not these 6 rules. Trust yourself ultimately. And things will begin to move - sometimes at speeds you can barely keep up with. And I believe, that if you are struggling - something is wrong with your story.
Open your 'own' mind to what's there. Let it flow. And don't question it. You will then have the opportunity to 'revise & correct' afterwards. Put everything in. Then at least you can take it out again. You are not Hemingway. You are yourself. Read Hemingway for sure - read widely, books magazines, road signs, cereal boxes. All have their place. Just don't shackle yourself.
One last thought: write as often as you can: notes, poems, ideas, thoughts. Keep the tap open. And you'll begin to fill buckets.
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"One true sentence"? What's a "true sentence"?
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My writing changed after I read Hemingway.
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I haven't watched this video try, but let me guess.
1. Write everyday. Write a lot.
2. Read everyday. Read a lot.
3. Put your writing aside for a week and then look at it again.
4. Keep at it for years.
How am I doing so far?
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Great ideas and tips but the music is very distracting and too dominant.
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I would like to use a short clip from this as audio on a podcast I and working on. It is the quote "write 1 true sentence..." I will give you credit in the show notes. If it is agreeable to you please let me know. thank you!
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@andyontheinternet5777
11 months ago
Number 1 tip for writing success: Write the book. No really, just sit down and write it.
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