Will Write For Kittens
Friday, December 9th, 2011 10:38 amCourtesy Janet Reid's blog, a kitten-based inducement to writing productivity: Written? Kitten!
So here's what I wrote:
I foresee this requiring considerable editing, if used as an actual production tool, if only to go through and remove the kitten evaluation comments. Also, I don't think it would be suitable for the gritty spy novels; it's just not conducive to maintaining the right mood, somehow. ;-) But unlike Write Or Die, I do actually find it encouraging rather than annoying.
So here's what I wrote:
Kittens, huh?
I like kittens.
Maybe I should write THE KITTEN CASE in here. That would be... amusing as fuck, actually. I could keep track of how many kittens were rough matches for Arlo, and what percentage. Yeah, that'd up my productivity.
Of course, there's no formatting options in here. Which could be a problem, given me and my italics fetish.
Also, do I really need more kitten-based distractions, given that the real-life kitten is squeaking near-constantly this morning? He wants to go OUT, and while I might care that it's snowing, he doesn't. He doesn't see any reason at
OMG that's so cute!
all why he shouldn't get to go outside, snow or no snow. Maybe I should let him, just for the sake of my own sanity.
...Okay, this is surprisingly effective. I want to keep typing until I get to 200, just to see what my next kitten looks like. And probably the one after that, and the one after that....
Maybe I will work on THE KITTEN CASE here. Although it's going to have an unfortunate side effect, in that I will be tempted to be even wordier than I already am, to get to
Oh, that's not nearly so cute. :-(
the next kitten sooner.
I foresee this requiring considerable editing, if used as an actual production tool, if only to go through and remove the kitten evaluation comments. Also, I don't think it would be suitable for the gritty spy novels; it's just not conducive to maintaining the right mood, somehow. ;-) But unlike Write Or Die, I do actually find it encouraging rather than annoying.