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 Another chapter down, but why oh why did I decide to trap my characters in a cabin in the woods?! Trying to write myself out of these constraints by using healthy and active flashbacks. What else can I do to add action? Sadly it isn't a horror story, so zombie werewolf mutant aliens are right out.
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 So I have come to realize that a novel is much like a thesis. Once you have written it, edited/formatted it, and published/submitted it; you probably never want to look at it again. I am currently fixing a few editing issues in Moonlight Medicine: Onset pointed out to me by my dear friends, and all I can say is "aaaaaarrrrrrrgggghhh!" On the plus side, I can see my writing improving chapter by chapter, so that is something at least. I can't wait to be done with this editing and back to writing again!
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