Since November 2020, I committed to the habit of keeping a writer's diary. It started with daily sketches of little events throughout my day, but eventually, the habit ballooned into a folder with over 300 short stories about my life. 
Writing is an art that's hard to define and practice, and I think it's very important to establish a daily routine of honing this craft. In this class, I will share some of the lessons I've learned from keeping my writer's diary every day for a whole year alongside some tips for starting your own daily practice. 
In this class you'll discover: 
<ul><li>What you should write about in your diary </li>
<li>Why your life is someone else's fiction </li>
<li>Two techniques for keeping a writer's diary </li>
<li>Tips for building a solid writing routine </li>
<li>and more </li>
</ul>So get out your notebook. Let's get this class started.

Introduction

Your Reality Is Someone Else's Fiction

Benefits of Keeping a Writer's Diary 

The David Sedaris Method

The Truman Capote Method

How To Be Consistent

So What's Your Story? 

Appendix 1 The David Sedaris Method.pdf

Appendix 2 The Truman Capote Method.pdf

Fictionalize Your Life: How To Keep A Writer's Diary

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