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Writing about being tired again

By 02/07/2008writing

Writing has been a bitch today. End of another tiring, tiresome, tired day. Time to retire. hopefully it is not a case of “re-tire” tomorrow!

Sigh.

Damyanti Biswas

Damyanti Biswas

Damyanti Biswas is the author of You Beneath Your Skin and numerous short stories that have been published in magazines and anthologies in the US, the UK, and Asia. She has been shortlisted for Best Small Fictions and Bath Novel Awards and is co-editor of the Forge Literary Magazine. Her next literary crime thriller, The Blue Bar, is represented by Lucienne Diver from The Knight Agency, and was published by Thomas & Mercer on January 1, 2023.

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4 Comments

  • elybessy says:
    04/07/2008 at 22:30

    I’m so sorry you are so tired, but I understand you above all in this period of the year. It’s stifling heat and I have just switched on air conditioned and fan and I’m thinking that in Europe should be hard work all year with this climate…..by the way,why don’t you take a rest?
    Napping is seen as some kind of laziness or something associated with old people, but it isn’t true, after that you feeling better and you are more productive. A short rest is the best way to combat tiredness.
    It’s not the end of the world!
    Take care of yourself!
    A hug Ely

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  • anniegirl1138 says:
    03/07/2008 at 10:01

    Writing is work sometimes. We can’t make people envy us all the time.

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  • Lofter says:
    03/07/2008 at 06:05

    Ditto, my friend. I was paid to compose a retirement tribute to a colleague who – how shall we say – had a “checkered” past. There was much in the ammunition box, so my job wasn’t as difficult as some. I submitted the work to those who had requested it, and it was quickly praised. (Usually, the laughing out loud is enough for me. The rest of the ‘compliments’ are generally bland.) So, as the festivities were about to begin, the director was chuckling feverishly as he read my tribute. He then looked over at me, smiling, and said, “There’s no way you’re going to read this in front of all these people. It would undoubtedly offend someone, and I like you too much to fire you over something like this.”

    Yeah… writing today was a bitch.

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  • DarcKnyt says:
    02/07/2008 at 23:36

    Get some rest. Sometimes it’s the best thing you can do for yourself and your work. 🙂

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