Viva La France! You'll make it. We'll keep kicking you in the butt until you do.
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
You can do it Allyson. Go kick France's butt!
If you need another set of eyes, I should be able to look at it this week, Allyson. Profile addy is good.
Allyson, send it. If you need another reader, I'll be glad to take a look.
Gud, on your stuff tomorrow.
Um. Complete sentences may return eventually.
Bless, all.
Still working. Getting there.
runs into thread clutching a glass of absinthe
Why oh why did I decide to make that story for Steampunk Tales a serial? WHYYYYYY? How the hell am I going to write the next section? MY DEADLINE IS IN THREE DAYS. I am half-convinced that writing the first part was a lucky fluke. I spent all day re-reading the first installment I wrote, then staring at a blank document. I finally started getting words tonight, and have just sent the first 1K words off to my sanity check people, because I have no idea if it's any good. WHY DID I DO THIS TO MYSELF?
AND I need to write a proposal and polish the sample chapter for the YA book/series I want to do, because my agent wants to see it. Ohgodohgod. Why am I so scared of writing fiction?
t the whinycakes writer tag never closes, sorry
Deep breaths. You'll do great.
At chapter 14, I've realized my revised version is on track for something like 70-80 chapters. Is that an insane number? On the positive side I try to end each chapter on a hook of some sort so I'll end up with a lot of hooks.
How long are your chapters?
They vary. About 2000 words on average right now. I averaged about 5700 words per chapter in the rough draft.
I was hit with a small bit of inspiration last night. Wrote it down and posted it in my blog as a Tuesday Teaser. Went back and looked at it and was stunned that it was actually pretty good.
This manuscript has been kicking my ass so hard, I tend to regard anything that comes easily with deep suspicion.