It just means she's putting an end date on when she'd like a decision from them.
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Ah, okay. I've never heard that term. *files it away for future reference*
Well, I'm assuming? Closing is a term you'd generally use for an auction, but here I guess it just means that she'd like a response by then.
I guess, you know, I could ask her!
But I felt dumb.
It's not dumb -- it's a new process for you. And remember, she works for *you*. Ask her whatever you need to.
I was a bit pinched for time this weekend, but hopefully tonight or tomorrow night I'll finally have 25 behind me and I can move onto 26.
I have reached the stage of the evening where my sentences say things like "Although arguably less rigorous in terms of validity and [the other one]..." because I am too tired either to remember or look up the right term. It may be time to stop writing.
Be that as it may, we are at 7000 words, people! Only 5-6000 more to go. (And some more research. But, still, y'know. Is good.) I am panicking slightly less. Which is not an entirely good thing, since it's mostly the panic that gets the work done. But it's a lot less tiring without.
Which is not an entirely good thing, since it's mostly the panic that gets the work done. But it's a lot less tiring without.
Good god, I know that feeling. A deadline motivates me like nothing else. Especially one that's way close.
Be that as it may, we are at 7000 words, people! Only 5-6000 more to go.
That sounds like great progress!
I got done with 25, well, at least done for this revision. Now I have to decide if I should insert a new chapter that will break with the MC POV and take a look at things back in Aimee's home city. I think I have a scene that will fill in a bit of backstory. I think I probably will, though I suspect I'll move the chapter in the next revision.
I'm very close to what I hope is the halfway point of this revision (60,000 words 11,000 words down from the rough draft)