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Don’t you write more and better when you are not in the company of Lady Internet? I certainly do. And I also feel calmer, more peaceful, less distracted. After much struggling, I've managed to instil the habit of morning writing in myself. The result? A few hours of undisturbed writing in the morning. Wireless off. … Continue reading Lady Internet – The Modern Writer’s Greatest Distraction?
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