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2016-06-24 22:43:04 Post No. 8204503
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2016-06-24 22:43:04
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I was watching Shirobako. a show about people who work in animation, and a inbetween artists mentions that you can either develop quality or speed, and that while quality is something you can learn with age unless you focus on learning speed you might even become slower with time. I think that also applies to writing, very few authors have great prose and speed to produce new works. Usually thos two oppose each other. I don't think shit authors write more because it's easier, I'm sure they'd be better if they could but they didn't take the time to learn in, and an author with great prose can write a lot very quickly if he learns how (consider just how much Proust got done in his life time) but they rarely pay attention to that.
Do you agree? Are there other areas besides just prose and speed that a writer should take time to learn?
