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[witty title here] home about feminism books people interviews featured writers life resources contact find your writing “why” july 23, 2017 by cassie paton 1 comment psst. i haven’t published in this space in a long time, but i do send weekly newsletters here . below is this week’s newsletter. if you want more of this straight to your inbox, sign up to get wth weekly every sunday. when i made a career change and launched into a full-time, non-writing job seven weeks ago, my mother, a writer, said that this would be a defining moment for my writing life. whether i make the time for it now would likely dictate whether i continue showing up years from now—and continue to be a writer. gulp. dose of reality. (why is my mother literally always right? it’s maddening. love you, mom.) this unsolicited advice didn’t come from nowhere. my mother knows me well. she knows my tendency to procrastinate and let my soul-sustaining habits—like writing and exercising—fall by the wayside when the rest of life feels all-consuming. so then i did solicit her advice on finding the time and motivation for writing, even though i knew exactly what it would be. “ass in chair,” was her anne lamott-esque response. my mother walks her talk. her years-long routine of 5 a.m. writing sessions before heading off to work while raising three daughters still has me in awe. if she can do all that, certainly there’s no excuse for me. like me, many of you are not full-time writers. or for some of you who are, what you write at work doesn’t elicit the same passion that your at-home writing does. to varying degrees we likely all experience stretches of productivity, but periods of inactivity can creep up fast and lead to major guilt feels. but guilt has no place in writing. guilt doesn’t put words on the page. guilt doesn’t get books published. guilt has no place in writing. guilt doesn’t put words on the page. guilt doesn’t get books published. at work, one of the owners gave a class and spoke about the importance of finding your “big why”—the thing that motivates you to show up and put in the work even when you don’t feel like it. the same can be applied to our writing. what keeps you coming back? if you struggle to stick with writing, you’re gonna have to get more specific than “i need to.” what, specifically, are you doing it for? what’s the desired outcome of a day’s or year’s worth of writing? it helps, too, to have your own writing metric to strive for and attach to your big why. one that’s ambitious but realistic and that suits your definition of a successful writing week, not someone else’s. many published authors insist that you must write every day, and while that would be ideal, i don’t believe it’s realistic or helpful to impose that standard on every writer. instead, your metric could be a page count or number of writing hours per week. whatever works. that part you’ll have to figure out, possibly through trial and error. author karen russell said it well in this interview : “i know many writers who try to hit a set word count every day, but for me, time spent inside a fictional world tends to be a better measure of a productive writing day. i think i’m fairly generative as a writer, i can produce a lot of words, but volume is not the best metric for me. it’s more a question of, did i write for four or five hours of focused time, when i did not leave my desk, didn’t find some distraction to take me out of the world of the story?” many of us have big goals like, say, to write a novel. big goals are fine, but to be successful and ensure you’re going to make the time to write—especially on those crappy days when you don’t feel like it—you have to break the big goal down by months, weeks, and possibly days. think of national novel writing month: the goal is to write 50,000 words in a month, or 1,667 words per day. without breaking down that large goal into smaller chunks, do you think so many people would actually “win” at nanowrimo? whether you write daily or not, revisit your big why daily. meditate on it, write it on a piece of paper and stick it on your bathroom mirror, say it out loud. then lose the guilt. make the time. and write. filed under: careers , on writing raise your voice. june 12, 2016 by cassie paton 4 comments flickr/creative commons we live in a world where a woman is the democratic presidential nominee and a world where another woman’s rapist will spend less than three months in jail. i don’t know how to reconcile these things. but it’s all i’ve thought about this week. ten years ago, when i was in high school, i didn’t know anyone my age who called themselves a feminist. today, my sisters proudly identify as feminists; the movement has become mainstream. yet for all our progress, we are constantly reminded of just how far we have to go. lest anyone think women are treated as men’s equals, we need only look to the sexist comments about hillary clinton, or worse, one judge’s prioritizing a violent rapist’s future over a woman’s very right to safely walk this earth. the stanford rape story is a painful reinforcement of many unfortunate truths, but if there’s any glimmer of a silver lining in all of this, it’s also a reminder to women and writers everywhere that their voices do matter. your words can make a lasting, indelible impact. it’s my deepest hope that the stanford rape victim takes some comfort in knowing that her powerful words to her attacker in court have reached, enlightened, and helped people far and wide. by retelling her life’s most horrific moments and refusing to gloss over or apologize for the uncomfortable parts (as well as any great memoirist), she reinforced her agency and spoke on behalf of so many other women afraid or unable to do the same. fellow writers, women, humans: use your voices. empower others. this post was originally published in wth weekly. to get the newsletter, sign up here . filed under: feminism my life on the road by gloria steinem march 8, 2016 by cassie paton 1 comment in honor of international women’s day, i thought it’d be appropriate to write about a book i read recently by a champion of women’s rights: gloria steinem. my life on the road is an interesting title for a book by an author who doesn’t even have a driver’s license, yet steinem gets around more than most people. as someone who has not yet read steinem’s other books, including the famous outrageous acts and everyday rebellions (it’s on my list!), i worried i might not be able to appreciate steinem’s memoir as much as her devoted followers and readers. but if anything, my life on the road is the perfect introduction to steinem’s work and a book that, after reading, made me count myself as one of her followers. steinem was in the news last month for her answer to bill maher’s question of why she thought so many young women support bernie sanders instead of hillary clinton. in what seemed like an off-the-cuff response, she said, “when you’re young, you’re thinking: ‘where are the boys? the boys are with bernie.’” predictably, young women weren’t having that , and many called steinem out for it. (she later apologized, adding that she had been misinterpreted.) while it’s important to hold public figures accountable (and i certainly disagree with steinem’s comment), i was amazed at how seething some of the backlash was. this was a woman who not only cofounded ms. magazine, but the national women’s political caucus, the women’s action alliance, the women’s media center, voters for choice, choice usa and more. she was arrested while protesting the south african apartheid, created the women and aids fund, and testified on behalf of the equal rights amendment. so. her heart is clearly in the right place. flickr/jewishwomensarchive but back to the book: this memoir was not the result of a woman nearing 80, enjoying her retirement and being convinced to write a fluffy life story that would no doubt sell. my life on the road is rich and detailed in its description of not

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