Updateishness

[rj_anderson]

My Inner Editor and I have come to a truce. Fixing Chapter Four turned out to be positively simple after a good night's sleep ("Weeping endureth for a night, but joy cometh in the morning," and all that). Then when I re-read Chapter Eight, which two months ago was the Worst Chapter Ever, and discovered that it was actually rather good in parts, I

Comments

[izhilzha]

Weird about the auras--the first time that happened to me, I kind of freaked out, and then the pain hit, and I went, oh, it's just a migraine, then. Isn't it a bizarre phenomenon?

[asphodeline]

I get migraines with and without the pain. It's weird but fun! mmmmm Earl Grey tea....

[kalquessa]

I no longer feel as though I am up to my armpits in a cistern of my own authorial suckitude.

*laughs* That's one of the better descriptions of writer angst that I've heard in a while.

Glad that a good night's sleep and saffron cake have fixed life.

[kerravonsen]

See? She's such a good author that she even describes her awfulness like a wordsmith... 8-)

[reveilles]

Yes, that does sound similar to a friend of mine, who sometimes looks at a piece she's been involved in writing and says, "Well, at least it doesn't make me retch now..."

[greenwoodside]

I'm glad things have worked out alright for you. :)

[anonymous]

You and Hildegarde of Bingen.

Don't feel like composing some music do you?