u/Far_Following_2602

▲ 72 r/writing

The moment you realize you're not editing anymore, you're just moving words around

There's a specific kind of hell where you've read the same scene so many times it stops making sense as language. you change a sentence, then change it back, then wonder if the version from three days ago was actually better. i used to think this meant the scene wasn't ready. Now i think it just means i've been staring too long and need to walk away. Curious if other people have a system for this or if everyone just kind of accepts the uncertainty and publishes anyway...

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u/Far_Following_2602 — 14 hours ago

TIL that the voice actor who played Winnie the Pooh, Sterling Holloway, also voiced the Cheshire Cat, Kaa from The Jungle Book, and the Stork in Dumbo. Disney kept hiring the same guy for decades because his voice was just that distinct.

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u/Far_Following_2602 — 16 hours ago