Let’s seeeEEEeee.
4am? 7 pm? Is it late in the evening? Could it be on Blue Moon Tuesdays?
Since we, writers/writer-parents have to change our writing routine pretty often depending on what the kids are up to, I went into research mode to find out if such a thing as THE Best Time to Write existed.
Early birds, night owls, happy badgers, drum roll. The winner is…
Continuer la lecture de « And the best time for writing is…? »All week, I worked every morning on the revision. And every morning, I remained stuck on a dialog. A three hundred words piece of dialog!
It’s where we get into the fun and games. The dialog works there as a transition between the old life the Main character tries to hang on to and the leap forward to change.
The dialog changed a dozen, if not fifty, if not a hundred times. Very discouraging.
Continuer la lecture de « Weekly Writing Diary: Where We Move On From Chapter 12 and Away From the Day Job »In my North-American francophone bubble, autumn has settle down.
Dear fellow writers, the colors in the trees are so beautiful, rich, deep, bright even when the skies are grey, brighter when the sun makes it through.
Looking at the autumn decor is the only good part of the sad part-time day job I have now (what did I got myself into… I’m mean… ugh…).
Somehow though, it does me some good. Whenever I have time to work on the YA paranormal revision these days, I do it with renewed joy.
We’re so lucky, dear fellow writers, to have words and imagination and creativity on our side…
Tonight, the government here closed almost everything again. Restaurants. Movie Theathers. The library.
But not Costco, Walmart, Ikea. No, no, no. Nobody gets sick in a crowed, closed space… … … how deeply sad.
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