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I've started Ulysses (by James Joyce, you're thinking of the Odyssey) no less than four times and never made it more than about 20 pages in. I started it again today and dammit I'm going to slog through it. (and, Pete, none of this reading-Gravity's Rainbow-over-a-course-of-a-year bullshit either...you're going to finish this in a timely manner).
The last time I wrote a journal about accomplishing something (my one-man-show journal) I got it done. Granted, it took me forever, and no one liked the show, but gosh darnit, it got done. So there's a good precedent.
Day one -
42 pages (a personal best). 3 subway rides (to work, to writers' group, home), 1 subway foul up (r went express at pacific street, lengthening home ride).
Quote of the day:
"Have you read his F? O yes, but I prefer Q. Yes, but W is wonderful. O yes. W."
The last time I wrote a journal about accomplishing something (my one-man-show journal) I got it done. Granted, it took me forever, and no one liked the show, but gosh darnit, it got done. So there's a good precedent.
Day one -
42 pages (a personal best). 3 subway rides (to work, to writers' group, home), 1 subway foul up (r went express at pacific street, lengthening home ride).
Quote of the day:
"Have you read his F? O yes, but I prefer Q. Yes, but W is wonderful. O yes. W."