Everything All The Time Is Constantly Up To Me (eBook, ePUB)
the journal of an aspiring writer
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On June 13th, 2013, Inger wrote: Day one. This is not my first day of wanting to be a writer, but it's the day that draws a line in the sand between wishing to be a writer and actually doing something real about it.Days later, she resigned from her job at the Norwegian Embassy in London. Three years later, she published her first book: How Do I Look? What happened in between? That's what this book is all about.From enthusiastically embracing her new artistic identity (and loving this part of the journey) to quickly realizing that her writing sucks (and not loving that part of the journey), In...
On June 13th, 2013, Inger wrote: Day one. This is not my first day of wanting to be a writer, but it's the day that draws a line in the sand between wishing to be a writer and actually doing something real about it.
Days later, she resigned from her job at the Norwegian Embassy in London. Three years later, she published her first book: How Do I Look? What happened in between? That's what this book is all about.
From enthusiastically embracing her new artistic identity (and loving this part of the journey) to quickly realizing that her writing sucks (and not loving that part of the journey), Inger shares the highs and lows of a writer's life.
Should you wear your hair like Virginia Woolf? Can meeting famous authors infuse you with talent? Why is it so hard to stick to a writing routine? And how do you know when your book is done?
Intensely personal, unflinchingly honest, and always with humor... Everything All The Time Is Constantly Up To Me could easily become a survival guide for anyone who's ever wanted to pursue their own dreams.
Days later, she resigned from her job at the Norwegian Embassy in London. Three years later, she published her first book: How Do I Look? What happened in between? That's what this book is all about.
From enthusiastically embracing her new artistic identity (and loving this part of the journey) to quickly realizing that her writing sucks (and not loving that part of the journey), Inger shares the highs and lows of a writer's life.
Should you wear your hair like Virginia Woolf? Can meeting famous authors infuse you with talent? Why is it so hard to stick to a writing routine? And how do you know when your book is done?
Intensely personal, unflinchingly honest, and always with humor... Everything All The Time Is Constantly Up To Me could easily become a survival guide for anyone who's ever wanted to pursue their own dreams.
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