not science BUT, smeyer basically did that with twilight. i’m pretty sure every book has at least some mention of the music she found/listened to while writing them, either in the dedication or the afterword.
that series is actually really interesting as an insight into a new author getting a feel for her craft while also blowing the fuck up in popularity.
Plastic_Ramses@lemmy.world
on 26 Nov 21:43
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And then you realize you’re reading soft core mormon porn.
southsamurai@sh.itjust.works
on 26 Nov 22:41
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Some fiction authors do this, and it is a fairly popular thing among fans
affiliate@lemmy.world
on 26 Nov 22:56
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i can’t listen to anything when writing heady stuff or else i get a bad headache. even background sounds in a cafe will cause me pain. so my playlist would be empty and i would definitely get rejected for bad vibes
sundrei@lemmy.sdf.org
on 26 Nov 23:19
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“Academic Brown Noise, 10 hours, no mid-roll” is my #1 jam.
MadLegoChemist@startrek.website
on 27 Nov 03:43
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Parts of my thesis were definitely written with “Goodbye Horses” on loop (you know from that one scene in Silence of the Lambs). Not sure what that says about my vibes in grad school.
I write as a hobby and every chapter I work has a mood song to help me get into the spirit of things.
The other day I decided to organize and play the entire set while doing some completely unrelated chores and caught myself going through the story in my head.
I thought I was the only one. My top track has 800 plays since a few months ago. Song changes cause me to lose focus, and looping guides my mind into flow.
A friend of mine does the same too, i just learned
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not science BUT, smeyer basically did that with twilight. i’m pretty sure every book has at least some mention of the music she found/listened to while writing them, either in the dedication or the afterword.
that series is actually really interesting as an insight into a new author getting a feel for her craft while also blowing the fuck up in popularity.
And then you realize you’re reading soft core mormon porn.
There are worse things to read
The playlist:
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
It’s not unusual -Tom Jones
What’s new pussycat -Tom Jones
The fine line between madness and genius.
open.spotify.com/playlist/2V6kSKjQqZPASV0a6OuDDD?…
That’s fantastic!!!
James Acaster, I think?
Are you trying to remember the comedian this joke is from? If so, it’s John Mulaney in The Top Part
Huh, you’re absolutely right. Wonder why I thought it was an Acaster thing.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw7Gryt-rcc
Some fiction authors do this, and it is a fairly popular thing among fans
i can’t listen to anything when writing heady stuff or else i get a bad headache. even background sounds in a cafe will cause me pain. so my playlist would be empty and i would definitely get rejected for bad vibes
John Cage - 4’33’’ megamix
“Academic Brown Noise, 10 hours, no mid-roll” is my #1 jam.
Parts of my thesis were definitely written with “Goodbye Horses” on loop (you know from that one scene in Silence of the Lambs). Not sure what that says about my vibes in grad school.
I write as a hobby and every chapter I work has a mood song to help me get into the spirit of things.
The other day I decided to organize and play the entire set while doing some completely unrelated chores and caught myself going through the story in my head.
ah, no i’d rather not be written off as mentally unstable when people read that i in fact looped a 1min 30s track for many, many hours :)
I thought I was the only one. My top track has 800 plays since a few months ago. Song changes cause me to lose focus, and looping guides my mind into flow.
A friend of mine does the same too, i just learned