How Do You Write Stream Of Consciousness?
• Choose a topic. This could be a person, an event, a dream, an emotion, an activity, an item, or something else. It’s sometimes easier to start with a broader topic if it’s the first time you’ve written stream-of-consciousness. • Find something to write with. Stream-of-consciousness is much better done with pen on paper than on a computer—computers greatly restrict the format and feel of your writing. • Find a spot to write. If you’re describing something, you should probably have the item in question visible. You should be comfortable—find a spot with the proper lighting, a comfortable seat, and few distractions. Prepare writing tools: • Make sure you have extra paper, a pencil sharpener if you’re using a pencil, or an extra pen. • If you are on a touchscreen then activate software for drawing writing and test a few actions for comfort and tool sets. • Write! Once you’re ready, just write. You don’t have to stick to any particular format. • Write backwards, upside down, or in a shape
