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True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

“All you have to do is write one true sentence.” — Ernest Hemingway

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

I wake up unemployed every day as a starving artist

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

6. Always be closing

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Jumping off the cliff to creative oblivion

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Set a writing routine to gain confidence

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

5. Flounder or Finish?

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Catch and Release

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Embed yourself like Hemingway

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

The ‘Thrill of Victory’ but have a business plan

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Roger or Tiger?

By Alan O’Hashi from True Stories of a Mediocre Writer

Alan O'Hashi, Views from Behind the Lens

Get as close as you can until security kicks you out

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