Maximillian (Cesare).

[tun]

Workshopping is seen as a necessary part of writing. It's an appropriate process and part of what writing is. That is, if you have nothing to say.
I have nothing to say, things say themselves, and who I am to meddle?

But the thing is one lives and thinks and feels. This is the experience/material that conditions the unconscious responses/facts/compositions/life that writing represents. These responses are accessed through the spontaneous being in the sense of the moment of speech as it is at the time then when you say it. Writing is the manifestation of that which is already created. It is written before you say it. Not afterwards. One cannot create writing by 'thinking' or by 'thinking it through' at the time. It is not a rational act in that sense. That is thinking. Thinking is not writing. The act of writing is an act of transcription of that speech which exists as already living and thus 'prepared, organized, coherent and finished and ready' - already. Thinking may, or does, supply the unconscious with material for processing into future speech. Regarding 'meddling'? It seems that the unconscious shrinks aghast from meddling, it retreats and becomes discouraged, even mute. The unconscious appreciates unquestioning gratitude and flourishes in that condition.