AmyLiz, I'm not actually settting a mental word length; it's just more that I know how much story I have left to tell, so it follows from there.
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AmyLiz, I'm not actually settting a mental word length; it's just more that I know how much story I have left to tell, so it follows from there.
Deb - got The Weaver and the Factory Maid today.
Excited to read!
Kristin, sweetie, bring it to the F2F - Vortex was talking about the possibility of a get-together at her place, where I can sign and dedicate books.
I'll send mine, too, maybe.
Packing my copy, in the safe box with the tiara.
Most excellent! I shall pack it in my bag nestled in the fluffy softness of the boa.
I'm very much enjoying the image of everyone sitting at their computers with tiaras sparkling and feathers drifting. And now I'm wondering why I don't have a tiara. Hmmm.
Good point, Deb. One of the problems with the book you saw part of was, it had to be within 50,000 words. But there was so much story to tell, a lot of (especially at the end) started getting the shorthand treatment. I could feel it...I'd look at the current page number, and then at what remained to be told in the outline, and shudder. I hate artificially imposed limits.
now deleted; let me know if anyone wants to read it...
Um, Teppy? Please?
Congratulations, Susan!
t nothing to see here; move along....
Oh, lovely, Teppy! The "built for reading" really hits home, too. But darnit, I wish you hadn't had to cut for length, I wanted it to be longer, wanted just a bit more. That's a good thing, right?