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1. All writers have felt the limitations of language. All serious writers.
2. When writing novels, I feel more organized and unhurried – that's what writing a long novel is. Writing poetry is a state of free drift.
3. Scenes in my novels appear automatically. Sometimes they appear one by one, sometimes they all come at once.
4. I try to write between ten in the morning and four in the afternoon, during which time my children are in school. Sometimes, if a novel is really haunted, I write it at night.
5. I usually write first drafts by hand, and I like to write on paper with page margins, thick lines, and wide line spacing. I like to use a pen that walks smoothly on paper because I write quickly. To be honest, the full first draft didn't come out quickly. Although I wrote quickly, I had to revise, add, or delete. Then I used a typewriter to transcribe the barely recognizable manuscript.
6. Sometimes, almost when I first started writing a book, the title came by itself - "The Woman Who Can Eat" and "The Oracle Lady" belong to this category. Sometimes, you gaze in many directions, but the title of that pair jumps on you from the side.
7. The process of writing a novel is terrifying for all writers. But it doesn't matter, after traveling a few times in the unknown world, in the depths of your consciousness, you have some small street signs and signs. Learn this craft well. The way to do this is to write a novel that fails, a bad novel, or a novel that you can't finish, because what you learn in failure is often just as important as what you learn in success. It won't be so scary when the same mistake happens again, because you've learned how to correct it.
8. A female writer wants to have children. Son, it seems difficult to live a family life. For a while I felt like I must. I had to choose between two things I wanted: children. Son, became a female writer. Then I decided to take a risk and do both.
9. What makes writers unique is that they write. So they are more picky about words, at least on paper. But in a sense, everyone "writes," that is, everyone has a "story"—a personal narrative—that is often replayed, revised, disassembled, and put together. The salient character of this narrative changes with one's age—a tragedy at twenty may become a comedy or nostalgia when looking back at forty. Old prose. All children "write" (also draw, sing). I think really. The question is why so many people have given up writing. I think it's because of Vivi. Flank. Fear is not good enough. There is no time.
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