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THE PURPLE BOOK


In paragraph one I say That the version 1.00 of the other coloured books has gone unlocked. Now if I leave this unlocked it could be eaten or moved around. Now this is a text devoid of real content.
In paragraph one all we do is form a block of text. Any text will do, and it need not be long. This is the essence of paragraph one.

Paragraph 2 does not say much more. It wants to explain something about how the books got to this planet, and how they are all version 1.00. It was difficult to find twilight seven. in the end I had to GOTO the red book, and actually there were many books. Now I want to look around cow some more and not write in this that I call the purple book. Paragraph 2 said no more.

In paragraph 3 I alert you to find the document that cow tells me now that I apparently wrote in 'the void', not in the purple book in the curiosity shop on jaragul. I had all this content about lack of content and how to cure writer's block. There were 4 paragraphs of text devoted to text that is produced without any idea of what to write about.

In paragraph 4 I try again to write this book into the cow, strange as that sounds. The theme is simple. I sit down to write and I have no idea at all what to write. In this case I should go to this book, which I call the purple book, and begin a new paragraph.

In paragraph 5 I explain that the cure for writer's block is to lower your standards. Aim to produce text - nothing more. Trivia and nonsense is ok, just write something. I tend to write about the lack of inspiration and the nature of text without much of a content. I keep writing, often stuck to the theory that I have no subject-matter at all and that my writing is devoid of content. Well now that is good, since that is the dedicated theme of the purple book.

In paragraph 6 I point out that there are several purple books at this stage. This is an in cow one but I have been working on an out of cow one, that is just on my computer