OK, so thanks to Matt, the extremely nice owner of Fibers.com, I get to create my very own shirt and do a review and giveaway on my blog after I receive it. The problem is, I’ve collected so many cool/wise/humorous/insightful sayings over time (all to do with writing) that I can’t decide what to put on it.
This is where you come in. I need help with this oh-so-important decision, so I’m counting on you, my readers, to help me out with this by leaving a comment telling me which one(s) is/are your favorite(s).
Here we go. (This is in no particular order, by the way.)
1. Careful, or you’ll end up in my NOVEL.
2. I am an instrument of change — I write.
3. Deadlines amuse me.
4. The voices are getting louder. Must be time to write.
5. WRITER’S BLOCK: When your imaginary friends won’t talk to you.
6. bad grammar makes me [sic]
7. Obey the muse.
8. Books may well be the only true magic.
9. How To Write Good: Rule #4 — Avoid clichés like the plague.
10. Don’t read this shirt. It’s only a draft.
11. I write, therefore…I’m broke.
12. NOT NOW! I’m on deadline.
13. I prefer my own worlds to this one.
14. Eschew obfuscation.
15. Oh, this is SO going in my next novel.
16. Writers create immortality.
17. Instant writer: Just add coffee.
18. Writing is a socially acceptable form of schizophrenia.
OK, so what do you think?
For even more fun, I’ll send the person who leaves what I deem the most amusing comment a surprise gift. Woo hoo!
Hey I didn’t see #17 I absolutely love that one
I like 2, 10 and 18.
These are all brilliant! I think my favorite is “bad grammar makes me [sic]“! My second choice would be: “Don’t read this shirt. It’s only a draft.”
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I really like, “Don’t read this shirt, it’s only a draft.”
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I like “Careful, or you’ll end up in my NOVEL” and “bad grammar makes me [sic]“
#3 or #14. Both almost made my tea hit the screen.
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My favorite is #1 “Careful, or you’ll end up in my NOVEL.”
Oooohhhh — tough decision!
I like 1, 6, 9, 12, 14, 15 & 17, but they’re all clever.
#5 absolutely!!! I can see that selling in a Barnes and Noble or other various bookstore changes.
Also in the running … 15, 17 , 18