Today is Friday, and with any luck by Tuesday next week I should be done with my final editing pass of Moonlight Medicine: Inoculation and have it sent out to my publisher. It will be a Christmas miracle and the end of...well a trilogy. I like to think that I've learned a lot from my first set of novels. I've learned that descriptions of people, places, and timelines are difficult to keep track of over three books. I've learned that the longer it takes you to complete a novel, the worse your writing will seem at the beginning of it. And I've learned that you can't get too comfortable with a certain setting or writing style. But, I think that the greatest lesson that I've learned is the lesson of completion. Finish what you start, and preferably in a timely manner. I let MMI linger way too long on my writing desktop, even though it may be the longest book that I ever write. I have to apologize to my readers for this and thank them for their patience. Finally sending off MMI will be my Christmas gift to myself this year.
Keep Writing and Edit On.
I Write, I Edit, I Write Again. Witness!
We're Making Better Words, All of Them, Better Words.
I Write to Burn Off the Crazy.
I Write, I Edit, I Write Again. Witness!
We're Making Better Words, All of Them, Better Words.
I Write to Burn Off the Crazy.
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