A small post on taking time out from writing while leaving ideas simmering.
Downtime and the Back Burner
Downtime and the Back Burner
Something elusive? A disturbance in the force?It’s that nagging sense of ‘something’s wrong’
Something elusive? A disturbance in the force?
It's hard. Especially when you leave as much fall out as I did. Learn from my mistakes. Don't totally trash your main character.Very good, as usual, Jo.
And also terrifying, as I'm working on my own book 2 and trying to keep in mind that I need to not only push the story forwards but deal with fallout from book 1 at the same time.
Very good, as usual, Jo.
And also terrifying, as I'm working on my own book 2 and trying to keep in mind that I need to not only push the story forwards but deal with fallout from book 1 at the same time.
I'm writing about some of the themes and writing choices I made with Abendau. Part one, trauma. Since I'm so good at torture.
Some of you might be surprised who I focus on. @The Big Peat won't be.
JoZebwrites: ON WRITING TRAUMA
Am I right in thinking spoilers above ?
Think I'm spoiler free in my post. Well, mostly. Its pretty much there in book 2 anyway.
Jo - A lot of authors have that much time to know their characters and don't go there. Either they don't see it, or they haven't got the guts to do it. Or whatever it is.
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