[ SECRET POST #2799 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2799 ⌋

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Comments

Well, I'm glad you've found a way to get something good out of them.

[(Anonymous)]

But, yeah, I wouldn't want to know.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly.

About the only upside to my seizures is that I write like a demon the day after them. Otherwise, they're pretty horrible to have. I'm out of commission the whole day I have them, so it's not like they make me more productive overall.

I hate author's notes in general, especially at the start of a story. I don't want to know the writer's personal journey. I want the work to stand on its own. I would close a book fast if a writer started to share their medical details in the foreword.

They're a huge part of my writing, though. I hallucinate a lot before/after them. So this is good to get off my chest.