[ SECRET POST #2819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2819 ⌋

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Comments

[arcadiaego]

That said, I think Gaiman's advice can be generalized in the sense that the questions a writer wants to ask are rarely as strange as they appear in the writer's head.

Also in that you don't always realise which obvious parts of knowledge (like putting everything in the right way round) you're missing until you actually say it out loud to someone. He probably wouldn't have googled that because he wouldn't have thought about it.

[a_potato]

That's a really good point. When you're having a conversation or participating in what someone does, there are a lot of questions that flow from the interaction, and bits of information that kind of crop up organically, and you can't get that from a computer screen. You might miss some very vital pieces of the experience of doing something if you just stick to google.