Rearrange assignments

 I give myself my own assignments. I want to print out the following and rearrange as sections:

For Outcasts Like Us

Bad Movies 

 

big leap

 I took the big leap today. I realized my writing about masculinity troubles will be best for another book. That when asking what I want the first book to accomplish, the other things might work best in another book.

 I still will mention masculinity woes, but this next project gives me the space to bring in a lot of what I wished to say.  

working on

 Heist movies--research mastermind and american animals

 include set it off and dead presidents

 

find other movies for mythology section

 

comments from jericho for magic chapter  

 

 

summer a familial needs

 Go back to rewatch clips of the films. Incorporate.

Revising the Memoir

 Through this revision process, I find myself being selective of what I want to use, as well as writing additional work for creating what will become chapters. 

I want each chapter to take on a psychological concept or issue paired with the theme. 

 

Projects

 The new labyrinth in horror films

The War in the War 

Kansas poems mss

Cinememoir

Knowing Revisions Will Be Developing New Material

 I can't say enough, I am feeling the same urge to write new material, as well as develop how to piece together soe of the fragments I wrote last year in a new way.

Is it because of summer? I need to keep summer alive if it means this level of writing.

I also want to make sure I will have time to get this done.

In the Fall, a 9am class means I can arrive on campus and prepare for the day at 7am. Maybe the afternoon will be of assessments?

This book is one of the best "experiments" I have attempted. By giving myself the time to accomplish, I feel I can create the best possible. I hear of others needing to crank out their book post-contract, and maybe that works, too? I want to explore if it does. I want to ask them. 

For me, it is finding the level of engagement without anxiety. That I know I am revising now, before I show the draft.