In November, writing a novel is the most difficult thing in the world. In June, editing it is.

Jun 12, 2011 23:03

The subject line says it all, folks. When I was writing it I thought it was shit, then when I read it back over I thought it was quite good, then when I wrote more of it I thought it was shit, then when I started editing it it seemed alright, and now that I'm going over it again it's a complete and utter load of the most foul, senseless dribble of ( Read more... )

cabin fever, writing, nanowrimo

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mmking108 June 13 2011, 16:27:14 UTC
I have decided that when you grow up you're going to be an author. Have you ever tried to write a novel outside of nano?

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happiest_prime June 14 2011, 03:24:31 UTC
Haha, I'm glad you've decided that. And no, I've only been having one story idea a year, oddly enough, so I always save them for November. Although lately I've been writing snippets of my next novel just to get a feel for it. I don't think I could ever start it for realsies unless I had a concrete deadline like what Nano gives me.

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baddest_wolf June 15 2011, 04:20:10 UTC
Just reading your journal entries tells me you're meant to be a writer. Even the way you write this is awesome. But yeah, I agree about the whole Nano deadline thing, it really pushes you to get it done, and if you don't have that when you write the rest of the time it's harder to actually do.

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