I had to struggle just to hammer out a sentence.
Lately I can't stop writing. I come home from work, and just type. It's like a freaking river has opened up in my head, and my story is pouring out.
I have been goofing aroudn with short stories lately, which is something I usually avoid, so maybe this is the cause of my newfound inspiration.
But it feels like I'm addicted. While I'm teaching (I teach English in a Japanese high school, for those who don't know) I'm still thinking of my characters and situations.
I'm finding it hard to think of stuff other than my writing.
Is this bad??
Has anybody else felt this way?
I worry that I'll need to go to meetings and say stuff like:
"Hi, my name is Ronnie. I'm a writeaholic."
I'm just curious if others have felt this way.
Share with the group!
I personally love those days where you can write blissfully and create page after page.
But I think worse than a writeaholic is a edit-aholic--which is what I am right now . . . I've stayed up until four in the morning editing....haven't gotten anything else done. . . somebody stop me before I go insane.
Though my output tends to be around five hundred words a day, on a day when I write. Even on days when I don't write, I'll be turning something I'm planning on writing. (I hope to write some of it down later today.) Other things rule my time and crowd writing out---which, as I point out bitterly elsewhere in these current threads, hasn't paid anything.
It's similar to what Homer Simpson once said: "I used to rock and roll every night and party ev-ery day. Then it was every other day. Now I'm lucky if I can get a half hour each week to get funky." (Quoted from memory. Feel free to correct.)