Today's WomanEL will help you get everything done and put you in a creative mood. Many of the famous masters of the pen have drawn out the tension in various speeches: from the most basic to the foolish or marvelous, they are lazy and anxious to write to themselves. So let's find out what suits you better – suvorian regime or chaos…
ContentJane Austen (1775-1817)James Joyce (1882-1941)Agatha Christie (1890-1976)Francis Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) ) 
Jane Austen (1775-1817)
Author of the immortal novels “Pride and Advancement”, “Sensitivity”, “Emma”, “Arguments to Reason” Jane Austen lived with her mother, sister, friend and three servants. She never had the ability to calm down, and had to work in the family room, where she could have gotten into trouble at any moment.
I don’t know how you can create if you have lamb cutlets and rhubarb spinning in your head, – ; Jane shared.
She wrote on small notepapers to paper. As soon as she heard the creaking of the doors, she was about to catch the notes and get the cat from the handicrafts. Later, Jane's sister Cassandra became aware of the rumors about the government.
James Joyce (1882-1941)
Irish writer James Joyce, considered one of the most important authors of the twentieth century, is not a friend of neither the regime nor the organization. I slept until ten, ate coffee and bagels, and took English and piano lessons. Vіn steadily put money and vіvolіkav creditors rozmovami about politics.
The person is of little integrity, prone to extravagance and alcoholism, as Joyce wrote about himself.
To create the monumental novel “Ulysses”, the writer needed this fate, intermittently due to illness and seventeen moves. and to Switzerland, Italy and France. During this period, he worked for approximately 20 thousand years.
Agatha Christie (1890-1976)
Queen to detective Agatha Christie, having already seen a dozen books, in In the questionnaire line “read to borrow” she indicated – “household gift”. Vaughn pranced about, not visible either in the outside office or on the desk. She wrote in the bedroom at the sink table or could sit at the living room table during breaks between her.
It was a little difficult for me to “go write.” As soon as I could calm down, close the doors behind me and work in such a way that I didn’t respect anyone, I forgot about everything in the world, – the writing revealed.
Agatha Christie also admitted that the plots of detective works came to her mind when the dishes were cute.
“It’s so much fun that thoughts about killings creep in,” said Mrs. Christ.
Francis Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)
Francis Scott Fitzgerald wrote his first novel, “On the Other Side,” to a paper at the training camp on his lapels during a free hour during work. Having served, forgetting Francis Scott Fitzgerald's discipline, and beginning to drink alcohol as if it were so intense. Slept before lunch, worked sometimes, walked around the bars at night.
Fine touches Judgment under the hour of editing nonsense with drinking, wrote Fitzgerald, knowing that alcohol encourages creativity.
When the attacks of activity were thwarted, the author was able to write 8000 words in one go. What was enough for the great revelation, but was not enough for the story. When Fitzgerald wrote “Nich lagidna”, I was forced to vitrimuvati tverezim for three and a half years.
Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961)
Prominent writer Ernest Hemingway in the power of methods for stimulating creative activity – Throughout my life, I got up in the morning and wrote my creations while standing. This method of creativity stimulates and accumulates my creative energy. It’s important to know that beforehand we have added beer, then we all got up no later than six o’clock in the morning, fresh and rested.
We worked in Gemingway until noon, standing in front of the police. There was a car on the police station, on top of the car there was a wooden plank covered with paper. Having written off the mustache as a sheep, he took out the board and re-edited the writing. Every now and then, you will have a lot of words to write and a graph to be.
When you finish the book, you will feel empty of ourselves, not empty, but so that we become stale again, silently having made love with a kohannoy human, – the legendary writer shared.
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