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Tag Archives: revision
Closing on the Climax
Over the years that I’ve been writing and talking to writers, I’ve discovered people who think that the beginnings are the hardest part. Facing the blank page can be pretty terrifying to some folks, and while I’ve never minded a … Continue reading
New Shiny vs. Old Friend
Nanowrimo starts tomorrow. The plan last month was to finish up the revision of Hunters in October, draft my new shiny project during NaNo, and do the final polish and sub package prep for Hunters in December. Yeah… That went … Continue reading
The Power of Revision
I used to think the best part of writing was imagining new worlds and painstakingly (or in a sudden rush of elation) drafting a new scene. Don’t get me wrong, those parts are still fun, particularly if I already have … Continue reading