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Reblogged from Steve Boseley:
Silence can be a distraction.
Bear with me whilst I qualify that statement. When I’m writing, silence can be a distraction.
It might be a cliche, but writers and coffee shops go together like James T kirk and Doctor Spock, Harry Potter and Quiditch, Psycho and shower curtains. Ever wondered why that may be the case?
Well, for some, writing in silence may be necessary – I sometimes read my work out loud, which I find helps me to pick up any obvious errors, double words, missed words, poor dialogue. I personally find that difficult when I’ve got Sam Cooke singing in my headphones.
But anyway, is silence really ever silence? Depending where you write, there may be a background hubbub, traffic outside, children in another room, shoppers buying their coffee, or perhaps you struggle with tinnitus and there is always something going on in your…
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I need my air cleaners running when I write. 🙂
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Ha! For me, I still prefer silence in the wee hours of the night!
Chuck
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