#WritersCoffeeClub
Do you need to finish a work before starting another? Why (or why not)?
Two works ongoing. Other bits pop up.
Ideas don't necessarily come in order, on demand. Writing about one thing will trigger a realisation about something else. A lot of that is just junk, but it's hard to tell in the moment what's junk and what's useful, so I write it all down.
@golgaloth for me it depends. I’m mostly about the journey, not the result. I enjoy a fun creative process and use them as a form of therapy. Sometimes finishing a project is exactly what my imaginary therapist prescribes. But more often than not, I am driven by exploration.
And yes, the pile of unfinished projects is large and evergrowing. They require a good spring cleanup once in a while.
Dave Dawkins (D. Harrigon)
ChappIO - "The Crazy Wizard"