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Digg it UP - Perfectionism - a Creative and Artistic Straight-Jacket - and How to Escape it
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Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd hea
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It happened many years back at my first ever writing class, at the WEA in Chesterfield. For those of you who've never heard of Chesterfield, it's a little town in Derbyshire, England, celebrated for its one very outstanding imperfection - the crooked spire on its main church.
It was almost in the shadow of the spire that I met Peter and found out about his grand obsession - his soon to be perfect short story. I don't know what the story was about, because being a proud perfectionist, Peter definitely wasn't in the habit of handing out rough and ready drafts of his masterpiece to novices like me. Not that this was in any way rough and ready.
Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd hear
"We've all heard that we have to learn from our mistakes, but I think it's more important to learn from successes. If you learn only from your mistakes, you are inclined to learn only errors." -- Norman Vincent PealeNot long ago, the temperature light on my car’s dashboard lit up. I immediately went to the repair shop. It didn’t take long for the mechanic to come out from the garage to the waiting room. He shook his head like a surgeon with bad news. “You have a blown head gasket,” he said. I was glad he gave it to me straight. I did
It was almost in the shadow of the spire that I met Peter and found out about his grand obsession - his soon to be perfect short story. I don't know what the story was about, because being a proud perfectionist, Peter definitely wasn't in the habit of handing out rough and ready drafts of his masterpiece to novices like me. Not that this was in any way rough and ready.
Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd hea
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It was almost in the shadow of the spire that I met Peter and found out about his grand obsession - his soon to be perfect short story. I don't know what the story was about, because being a proud perfectionist, Peter definitely wasn't in the habit of handing out rough and ready drafts of his masterpiece to novices like me. Not that this was in any way rough and ready.
Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd hea
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Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd hea
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Peter, you see, knew all about writing. He'd studied it assiduously. He knew about things that at the time I'd never heard of: the perfect narrative crisis point, viewpoint, denouement - and things I'd heard of but didn't understand - like where to put commas and full stops (it's fair to say that I was quite a late learner). I was deeply impressed. I had so much to learn.
And then he explained to me his own approach to writing in a way that made it sound almost holy in its importance. He had this brilliant short story, and only when he'd crafted it to perfection would he move on to his next work.
How long, I asked, had he been crafting this short story? Over a year, he told me. A year? For a short story? That was really something. And when did he expect to complete it? Ah… well. There was so much more he needed to do - so many techniques he'd yet to master and apply before he could feel satisfied with the quality of his writing.
Did Peter ever complete his short story? Who knows? He was still on it two years
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