I tried Hemingway’s writing routine - and it’s the best I’ve tried yet

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  • @privateacademymoonshine6719
    @privateacademymoonshine6719 Год назад +378

    I don't know if it's available online, but I feel like Sylvia Plath's writing routine would be really interesting if you'd be interested in that

    • @catherinelee6890
      @catherinelee6890 Год назад +5

      YESSS i adore her

    • @kalpavriksha8400
      @kalpavriksha8400 Год назад

      How was sylvia plath's writing routine?

    • @whatever3145
      @whatever3145 Год назад

      Lol her method is just suicide

    • @ingerlouise
      @ingerlouise Год назад

      i actually made a video following sylvia plath’s routine if you’re interested :)
      ruclips.net/video/qxkSsZm837I/видео.html

    • @Denis92923
      @Denis92923 Год назад

      @@kalpavriksha8400 It didn't work out well for her((

  • @marianosetula5666
    @marianosetula5666 5 месяцев назад

    you are very intelligent and emotional, love your channel, new sub

  • @laurenschenck5355
    @laurenschenck5355 Год назад

    You are so amazing and beautiful gifted Dakota incredible worker and writer ❤

  • @KumkumWaskale-yh8og
    @KumkumWaskale-yh8og Год назад

    This is great I just read men without women's few Stories
    Love you Dakota

  • @OlivesTwistedBranch
    @OlivesTwistedBranch Год назад +1

    You mean getting stone cold drunk and then injuring yourself? i Wouldn't recommend it : /

  • @thisoldgoat3927
    @thisoldgoat3927 11 месяцев назад

    @5:53 - "Hemingway was problematic" 🙄

  • @liliamuseum196
    @liliamuseum196 Год назад +135

    This series of you trying some writer's routine must never end! I just love it!
    I feel like your videos are so important cause they show that literature is a way of living, something we can incorporate in every part of life. it makes it glorious! And melancholic...

  • @84Bevin
    @84Bevin 11 месяцев назад +6

    do Charles Bukowski next and dont skip the drinking and smoking

    • @dodeka
      @dodeka 11 месяцев назад +1

      I was expecting some of that in this! Capped off w/ a Death in the Afternoon…in the afternoon.
      I thought at 6 am she’d be typing standing up at a tall dresser, wearing ol timey trousers n suspenders (undershirt of course), w/ a half empty glass of whiskey, and half smoked cigar smoldering in an ashtray.

  • @boop3649
    @boop3649 Год назад +20

    Is it truly a Hemingway writing routine, if copious amounts of alcohol isn't consumed?

  • @gabriellalynn
    @gabriellalynn Год назад +196

    Thank you lady dakota for gracing us with your presence

    • @somestuff3912
      @somestuff3912 Год назад +2

      I could not agree more with you💫

  • @chickenwithitsheadcutoff
    @chickenwithitsheadcutoff Год назад +116

    i love the whole "building excitement for the next day" part of this process. i'd never thought of it before but if you write that early in the morning, i'm sure you not only have lots of time to build excitement for the next day, but you also have a whole day to organically brainstorm/daydream about what happens next

  • @willieluncheonette5843
    @willieluncheonette5843 Год назад +8

    "An interviewer once asked ERNEST HEMINGWAY, "Isn't there any one essential ingredient you can identify which makes a great writer?" Hemingway replied, "Yes, there is. In order to be a great writer, A PERSON MUST HAVE A BUILT-IN SHOCK-PROOF, CRAP DETECTOR."
    And that's what my idea of true education is. THE CHILDREN SHOULD BE TRAINED, DISCIPLINED, SO THAT THEY CAN DETECT CRAP. A really intelligent person is a CRAP DETECTOR. He immediately knows, the moment he says something, whether it is significant or just holy cow dung."

  • @kenneth1767
    @kenneth1767 11 месяцев назад +2

    One word for your lovely dreamy video: hygge.

  • @ValKagamineNyan
    @ValKagamineNyan Год назад +63

    9:35 it's so interesting hearing you talk about being a morning person like this because i say the same thing about being a night owl, i love how everyone is asleep and at peace and i'm awake, it's like i'm the only one there

    • @ficheye00
      @ficheye00 2 месяца назад

      I agree. In the morning, the world is waking up, cars, people with dogs. Maybe in the old world, the one Hemingway inhabited, this would work, but at night, the world is descending into quiet which will go on for hours. This is better for me.

  • @Emiljep2509
    @Emiljep2509 11 месяцев назад +2

    Do People know The name on The artist and songs during the video ?🌻

  • @nicholasleonardbookedits-si9ng
    @nicholasleonardbookedits-si9ng Год назад +21

    Why don’t we run away as soulmates must?
    the chugging of our chests with every leap;
    the jolting muscles make our clothes untucked.
    The judging wedding guests too shocked to speak.
    Isn’t that what we’re made for anyway?
    Thy Kathy at the shattered window haunts;
    a hair you’d hate to push back into place
    because in flight was when it came undone.
    Before forced vows are through, stand, “I object!”
    Beyond this chapel barn, the world unrolls.
    I’d say we’re what the moors were meant to catch.
    The bride is shocked she’s freed; it’s time to go.
    Let’s storm the aisle ‘s lane prematurely.
    Why should we both forever hold our peace?
    .. a sonnet that I wrote, dedicated to a man who reached out to me after a breakup, and it's also inspired by Wuthering Heights.

    • @meganstalder1598
      @meganstalder1598 20 дней назад +1

      Please tell me we can find your writings somewhere?

    • @connersmith2609
      @connersmith2609 3 дня назад

      Bruh don't post this on a RUclips video publish this joint

  • @magictophats1122
    @magictophats1122 6 месяцев назад +11

    I’ve always found it so interesting how people’s minds work differently. I couldn’t ever imagine writing in the morning, only at night!

  • @crumblecrumble99
    @crumblecrumble99 Год назад +14

    if louisa may alcott has a unique writing routine, could you try it?

  • @wishinghand
    @wishinghand 11 месяцев назад +2

    What's the jazz song used for this video?

  • @aarondean1872
    @aarondean1872 11 месяцев назад +2

    hi! what's the song in the background?

  • @arnostander4428
    @arnostander4428 5 месяцев назад +3

    I tried Hemingway's drinking routine today and I must say it makes your knee the most beautiful I've seen in a long time...

  • @de_arte
    @de_arte Год назад +11

    get notified about your favourite booktuber's video about Hemingway routine while reading Hemingway >>>>> the world

  • @AwakeAsJedi001
    @AwakeAsJedi001 11 месяцев назад +7

    You know you’ve hit on something grand when everyone who comments is clearly inspired, or clearly wants to be just like you, or to reveal that they are already. I sense a habit coming on.

  • @neamaveil
    @neamaveil Год назад +27

    Dakota I love it when you try different writing methods you’re such an inspiring woman

  • @crumblecrumble99
    @crumblecrumble99 Год назад +13

    you would be such a good filmmaker like this vlog alone is a piece of art

  • @vraisairs9201
    @vraisairs9201 11 месяцев назад +2

    art is never finished, merely abandoned
    -Someone old

  • @ohrlinjacellari
    @ohrlinjacellari Год назад +5

    Please try Erich Maria Remarque’s routine next time 🙏

  • @DayaVeraS.
    @DayaVeraS. Год назад +11

    As a writer aspiring to get my work out, it would be so interesting to see the publishing process. Would you ever do a video about how you go about it?

  • @graceevans9895
    @graceevans9895 9 месяцев назад +6

    I magically found your channel today and I have to say I am in awe. I could have just simply not looked up your name; it was a matter of seconds, but I am so glad I did. The beauty you possess is unquantifiable, not only in the physical aspect (in which of course we all see how pretty you are) but also in the way you speak, your soft and comforting words, your bright smile, your taste in decoration, your clothing style, and even the music you choose for your videos. It truly feels like watching some movie set.
    This form of art of yours (the video production but also the art of life, at least what we see on the other side of the screen) is impeccable, in the visual matter but most importantly, in the quality of your being. I truly don´t know how to explain everything that I´m feeling... I am sure half of what I said didn´t even make sense, so a good summary of it would be: you are stunningly captivating

  • @mvhLinda
    @mvhLinda Год назад +2

    Haha. Catholicism for dummies! Love it. If you want to know more I highly recommend these podcasts: The Catechism in a year (and also The Bible in a year) with Fr. Mike Schmitz.

  • @chuucake
    @chuucake Год назад +12

    dakota, i wholeheartedly appreciate you so much..♡ you inspire me when it comes to my writing

  • @bestplayeralive
    @bestplayeralive 11 месяцев назад +1

    Yo, you should get a riser for your MacBook. That way, you don’t have to lean over it for so long. Youll get neck aches writing for long periods like that. Cheers!🎉

  • @stayweird777
    @stayweird777 10 месяцев назад +1

    Odd question, the black spined book on the left at 3:18 - Byzantine to Renaissance. Is that this book 'Byzantine to Renaissance: Chalkokondyles' Classical Odyssey Janet R Ollie'?

  • @howardffleck
    @howardffleck 10 месяцев назад +1

    keşke londra da yaşasaydım yaaa bu ablamın hizmetçisi olmaya razıyım.

  • @duckie7656
    @duckie7656 4 месяца назад +1

    I actually get into a stronger and deeper state when the sound of the typewriter keys hitting constantly.

  • @beahunt1596
    @beahunt1596 Год назад +8

    lady dakota, i recently received your book for my birthday, as I’ve been wanting it ever since I first heard about it on your channel. You’ve undoubtedly heard this many times but it is so beautifully and meaningfully written and it almost makes me tear up. I am an avid young reader and writer, and have been on and off my whole short life. Your videos and book inspire me so much, and I don’t know if you’ll read this,
    but thank you.
    you are wonderful.

  • @artur.felicio
    @artur.felicio 11 месяцев назад +1

    Amazing video! Please, which song is that?

  • @antanowrites
    @antanowrites 11 месяцев назад +1

    Here you go. Didn't want to leave you with 99 comments on this video.

  • @redsol3629
    @redsol3629 Год назад +1

    He talks about the pain of waiting till next time. I don't understand this. When you are a creator you are creating even when you're quiet. You are linked into the creative experience. He talks about writing like its something you do then cast aside till you come crawling back the next morning.

  • @iwannaaaq
    @iwannaaaq Год назад +5

    YES i manifested that you’ll upload a video today!! Thank youuu❤

  • @anahitakumari6171
    @anahitakumari6171 Год назад +7

    everytime Lady Dakota posts, the sun shines brighter and the air becomes more breathable. her videos are really just so refreshing I look forward to them every week!

  • @rogerlid2118
    @rogerlid2118 2 месяца назад +1

    You forgot his daily drinking habits 🙈

  • @danielclarke7036
    @danielclarke7036 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wish I could do this. Maybe on the weekends. But I'm at work by 8 a.m. each day :(

  • @scoutemmons555
    @scoutemmons555 Год назад +2

    maybe try picasso’s it’s pretty cool. write instead of paint?

  • @evanbackhouse7
    @evanbackhouse7 Год назад +4

    You should try Hunter S. Thompson's writing routine next x

    • @SimGunther
      @SimGunther 11 месяцев назад +2

      He's one of the most sincere writers you can think of not because he's the most professional or because he's got a bunch of Pulitzers. It's because he throws 120% of his authentic self into everything, including the whole "gonzo phase" that made him famous.
      Everybody seems to forget the "genius" part of his "manic genius", but he definitely had a self awareness that seems like he's lived a thousand lifetimes, but in reality, he's had a million experiences that shaped a more complete worldview in his journalism days than most people ever hope to have in their entire lives.

  • @amalbenfraj8256
    @amalbenfraj8256 Год назад +5

    thank u for spending time talking so passionately abt writing to us

  • @elis4061
    @elis4061 Год назад +2

    background music title please? 🥹🥹🥹🥹

    • @claaaaaara
      @claaaaaara Год назад +2

      did u find out? i wanna know as well!

  • @MemphiStig
    @MemphiStig 11 месяцев назад +1

    Putting six hours of work into your passion has got to be good for you.

  • @kaylab6416
    @kaylab6416 Год назад +2

    maybe im delusional but i hope the mona lisa mug was an intentional easter egg 👀 tehe

  • @jana-qc1nr
    @jana-qc1nr Год назад +6

    you bring me so much comfort

  • @lilyofthevalley.13
    @lilyofthevalley.13 11 месяцев назад +2

    EMILY BRONTË

  • @ZingaroXIV
    @ZingaroXIV 11 месяцев назад +1

    You could also try a completely different routine. Jack London was, in his day, the highest paid, most prolific author in the US and his most famous works were international sellers. For context, London grew up in poverty, lived a life of adventures from a young age, and mined those adventures for his stories. He made his living writing and had numerous rather expensive projects to support. As one who has always made a living writing, often for others as a journalist and non-fiction writer - not always getting to write my own projects - I understand London's context. His routine, like Hemingway's, was an early start on the day. He worked until he had written 1,000 words. That would be about 5 double-spaced typewritten pages. This routine probably won't suit your particular writing projects and lifestyle, but it would be a very different viewpoint for your writing day and might exercise completely different writing muscles.

  • @marianrosarywarrior
    @marianrosarywarrior Год назад +1

    This was excellent. Have you read much Katherine Anne Porter? She is my favorite. Specifically Ship Of Fools. Would love to see a good video on Porter if you ever have the time! Cheers Dakota

  • @hooptyloop727
    @hooptyloop727 Год назад +4

    I just finished reading Paradise Rot, due to you repeatedly recommending it, and omg it’s so good! So glad I picked it up🙌

  • @vitterverse
    @vitterverse 11 месяцев назад +1

    A delightful experience to join... this video.

  • @Jack-gj3hb
    @Jack-gj3hb Год назад +3

    I write really well specifically after 9:30 at night. Just for an hour I become insanely creative.

  • @brunasant7
    @brunasant7 Год назад +1

    Is there any writer whose routine include having kids? Because man, I need that.

  • @gibsonraymonda
    @gibsonraymonda Год назад +1

    I know why he typed standing up: cats.

  • @ariley1133
    @ariley1133 11 месяцев назад +2

    I used to be a morning writer... and then I had kids. They're great, but wow do they sap you of energy. Now I write at the end of the day. Somehow, that's when I have my creative juices at their peak, but I recently went back to prose after about an eighteen year hiatus. Screenwriting is great, but it's also not as expressive, and it's really a blueprint for someone else to make into a work of art. At some point you will have to let your love (manuscript) go out into the world, but I do get that whole coming back and finding something new that you must change in the story. It's a blessing and a curse. Well, I'm off to try and wrap up draft 4 of my sci-fi novella. Good hunting, Dakota.

  • @williamerickson520
    @williamerickson520 Год назад +1

    I'm a night person. My brain doesn't function well before noon. Otherwise I would love to try Hemingway or Woolf's routines.

  • @kevintaylor6015
    @kevintaylor6015 11 месяцев назад +1

    i think it's about balance and finding what works for you.

  • @a-yam943
    @a-yam943 Год назад +2

    Would you ever do a video about how you get your ideas? I have so many things I want to talk about but no story ideas to talk about those things through.

  • @sunnyday6680
    @sunnyday6680 Год назад +7

    My writing routine: 35 minute walk after dinner to clear my mind. Then, a low dose CBD/THC gummy (legal in 🇺🇸), I turn on an amazing playlist around 9pm and write until 1AM. Bliss.

  • @taylag2380
    @taylag2380 Год назад +1

    that turned down laptop will hurt me just as much next time, i know it

  • @h0rn3d_h1st0r1an
    @h0rn3d_h1st0r1an 11 месяцев назад +1

    Bruh how is your house so house

  • @Meltedbutta7
    @Meltedbutta7 11 месяцев назад +1

    You're so gorgeous. I'll try his routine. Thanks for sharing :)

  • @sophiaisabelle01
    @sophiaisabelle01 Год назад +4

    We will always support you no matter what. Keep working hard.

  • @Fuliginosus
    @Fuliginosus 11 месяцев назад +1

    I look forward to your video about following Proust's routine.

  • @shilahriddell813
    @shilahriddell813 Год назад +3

    so much love for this girl (parasocially)

  • @Maybekivy
    @Maybekivy Год назад +2

    Idk why but the way u speak is so satisfying and elegant . Your videos are so comfy for sum reason

  • @survivalsilk2101
    @survivalsilk2101 Год назад +2

    this was amazing!!! thank you angel dakota... also i feel like this writing routine could work for academic work as well...

  •  Месяц назад

    I thought this was going to involve getting on the drink early on, like the regulars at 'spoonies. Do Winston Churchill next, Dakota.

  • @beth4389
    @beth4389 Год назад +2

    out of topic but thank you for helping me to safely handle my vulnerability with my writing, love you & your work xxx

  • @Павел39
    @Павел39 3 месяца назад

    You motivate me to learn English because I don’t understand well what you say. This comment was written using Google translate

  • @holzpruegel69
    @holzpruegel69 2 месяца назад

    Try Cioran‘s writing routine. It does involve becoming an insomniac tho

  • @ackamack101
    @ackamack101 5 месяцев назад

    When it said Ernest Hemingway, I thought you might be writing while standing up lol. Very interesting though.

  • @MrUndersolo
    @MrUndersolo Год назад +1

    I am watching a lot of these writing routine videos, and yours is one of the best.
    Try Flaubert or Balzac one day (they really went all out).

  • @Andrii_Polishchuk-w2g
    @Andrii_Polishchuk-w2g Месяц назад

    Try William Burroughs' routine - very useful!

  • @kelseytaylor6314
    @kelseytaylor6314 Год назад +2

    Hot girls love literature xx :) much love

  • @andresramirezmolina
    @andresramirezmolina 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for sharing!

  • @AdalgisoqLykaios
    @AdalgisoqLykaios 3 месяца назад

    4:02 am i the only one who find this kinda funny like gurl we wanna see what you writing on😭😭

  • @danielsister2467
    @danielsister2467 Год назад +1

    Try Joan Didion’s routine! I think you’ll like it!

  • @TheDarkchum1
    @TheDarkchum1 11 месяцев назад

    I’m assuming you’ve tried Kings 6 pages a day routine.

  • @murgatroydsylvester
    @murgatroydsylvester Год назад +1

    Enjoyable to hear your assessment of the routine. Thanks for sharing.

  • @kristofthibaud8491
    @kristofthibaud8491 8 месяцев назад

    aping a good writer's writing routine does not make you a good writer

  • @Robert-cy3qx
    @Robert-cy3qx Год назад +1

    This was a wonderful video, so informative -- I learned to stop right before I know what I'm going to write next -- thank you, Dakota! With regard to your desire to grow with your art and not know really when to stop a piece, a professor I had last semester in a writing workshop/ seminar told us that you'll never "feel done/ready" and so to publish once you have a full piece all together that you think is pretty right on. You'll grow with your art as a whole, each novel or poem reflects a point or set of points along your journey and the next reflects those after. I love you, beautiful soul!

  • @benten7085
    @benten7085 29 дней назад

    you forgot the heavy drinking part

  • @xxkatieannxx
    @xxkatieannxx Год назад +2

    These videos fuel me ❤❤ thank u

  • @Jamie-gp6fe
    @Jamie-gp6fe Год назад +2

    This was so lovely to watch, thank you!

  • @kushal710
    @kushal710 8 месяцев назад

    Do you write without looking at the screen?

  • @ana.piumbini
    @ana.piumbini 11 месяцев назад +1

    💘💘

  • @dania3252
    @dania3252 Год назад +2

    First!

  • @Divinelywriting
    @Divinelywriting 4 месяца назад

    I found out just recently my great-grandpa used to go fishing with Hemingway when he lived in Cuba. They were neighbors. He even gave my grandma a nickname. I can’t imagine what kind of conversations they may have had. It’s something I think about almost every night.

  • @azfarsyed7082
    @azfarsyed7082 Год назад

    Daily Useful Powerful peaceful to write ., may help to coming & today Generation ?

  • @samiam3297
    @samiam3297 Год назад

    Clicked for the tip...stayed for the jazz 🤘😋🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶

  • @dearxdiana
    @dearxdiana Год назад

    Dearest Lady Dakota, I've been wondering where you get your background music from? Love, Diana

  • @elliottmarshall3368
    @elliottmarshall3368 7 месяцев назад

    I get that feeling during the nocturnal hours. Love seeing somone so happy about writing. Keep on rockin 😎

  • @halimalol2624
    @halimalol2624 Год назад

    "i just feel good right now. Maybe it was the coffee. Maybe it was the sun." AHHHHHH

  • @timwelch482
    @timwelch482 Год назад

    i am the exact opposite of you i do better writing at night. I'm a night owl who has to get up early for my job ( like before the sun is up early.)

  • @aneash482
    @aneash482 Год назад

    Have you published anything yet? Would like to check.