When I wrote the first draft of Clipped Wings (Work-in-Progress 2) my plotting style was, I admit, non-existent. But, with the necessity of seeing it all laid out for me, I’ve found it necessary to outline this next draft. I’ve learned a few things from outlining that my previous “pantser” lifestyle didn’t allow. The first, background… Continue reading Trying New Plotting Styles
I had two big revelations over the course of about 12 hours regarding two separate books. One, my work-in-progress that I had set aside to be completely reworked and re-imagined. The other about my current project that is in revisions. Work-in-Progress 2 (Clipped Wings) As I fell asleep one night, I had the first revelation.… Continue reading Revision Revelations
Working on one writing project was beginning to feel redundant, monotonous, and (dare I say) boring. Until I found what I was trying to say. I started this project last May, or rather I learned my main character's name. The first draft was finished near the end of September. Writing so quickly was like a… Continue reading Living and Learning
I'm just going to admit it. I started a new writing project. Also...I really love this new project. (Like I'm already 50,000 words into it...love it.) I have not given up on my former project, not even a little bit, but I have put it "on hold" for the time being. For me, it just… Continue reading Reset and Refresh: New Projects
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