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	<title>Comments on: Time!  Time!</title>
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		<title>By: Bruce H. Johnson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bruce H. Johnson</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A self-imposed deadline is often very useful. Most of us can remember putting off that high-school report until the last minute, then pulling it off. Often, if we&#039;d done any sort of decent research, we&#039;d get a decent grade.

My older brother used to do his research and then dictate it to our mom who could type (manual typewriter) a lot faster than either of us could.

Try this while writing your first draft:
- Set a timer (no noise, please)
- Imagine part of the scene you&#039;re going to write, usually about 2/3 of a finished page.
- Start the timer
- Write as fast as you can. No editing, let it rip.
- If you run into something that needs a bit of research, dump in a placeholder like ~~ or ** and do it later.
- When the timer ends, you&#039;re done.
- Edits and reviews come in a different pass.

Yes, you&#039;ll probably have plenty of typos, but more often you&#039;ll find the phrasing, pacing and other stuff is right on the money.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A self-imposed deadline is often very useful. Most of us can remember putting off that high-school report until the last minute, then pulling it off. Often, if we&#8217;d done any sort of decent research, we&#8217;d get a decent grade.</p>
<p>My older brother used to do his research and then dictate it to our mom who could type (manual typewriter) a lot faster than either of us could.</p>
<p>Try this while writing your first draft:<br />
- Set a timer (no noise, please)<br />
- Imagine part of the scene you&#8217;re going to write, usually about 2/3 of a finished page.<br />
- Start the timer<br />
- Write as fast as you can. No editing, let it rip.<br />
- If you run into something that needs a bit of research, dump in a placeholder like ~~ or ** and do it later.<br />
- When the timer ends, you&#8217;re done.<br />
- Edits and reviews come in a different pass.</p>
<p>Yes, you&#8217;ll probably have plenty of typos, but more often you&#8217;ll find the phrasing, pacing and other stuff is right on the money.</p>
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