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What I Learned About My Writing By Seeing Only The Punctuation | by Clive Thompson | Creators Hub | Oct, 2021 | Medium
Back in 2016, Adam J. Calhoun wrote a fascinating Medium post in which he showed off something quite cool: What novels look like if you strip away the words, and show just the punctuation.
Last night I quickly cobbled together this simple web tool — “just the punctuation”.
https://just-the-punctuation.glitch.me/
Sílvia Bastos
What could I write about today that my future self would benefit from reading?”
Second: 5 (or so) bullets
The truth is, it doesn’t have to be five — it could work as well with a bit less or a few more. Personally, I find seven to be the number that works best for me, but I recommend starting with five to make it easier—then adapt it to your own preferences.
- An inverted solid triangle for creative ideas
- An upright triangle for big wins
- An eye for cues and signs
- A spiral for big lessons and questions to ponder
- A square (that I can use as a checkbox later) for actions and experiments I want to do
Ah, butcher block. There are so many good things to say about the beautiful, warm texture that wood...