Each day for the 15 days leading up to the WAW Open House (October 7, 2012, 2-5 p.m.), we’re going to feature a current or former participant who’s completed a major project (book, film, album, academic credential). We’ll find out what they learned that helped them with their work.
Pablo Alvarez, Working From Life, The Art of Prose
Project: Gil Cuadros’ AZT-Land: A Queer Chicano Literary Heritage
My struggle to complete my master’s thesis was the simple act of sitting down to write it! I learned that sitting down for 30 minutes at a time helped build my capacity to focus and write. Each week I added an additional 30 minutes of writing so that by the end of the first month I was able to sit with my thesis for up to 3 hours at a time with breaks in between to stretch. I emailed a participant after every writing session for accountability.
Writers At Work 
“15th Anniversary Spotlight – Pablo Alvarez Writers At
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