I completely understand on this one. My co-author and I are working on an epic trilogy. Book 1 is stewing between second draft and polishing, Book 2 is ready to be written when I have a free spot in my workload, and Book 3 is ready for detailed outline.
Just out of curiosity, how many projects do you guys ACTIVELY work on at once?
I usually try to have 3 going: one that I'm just starting to develop and outline, one that I'm actively writing, and one I'm editing. And then on weekends I step away from my main projects and do short stories or...
...thank you so much for this thread. I'm always fighting with it myself, ad it doesn't help that I'm working on a trilogy that has eleven princes in it, so there is huge need to keep things consistent and straight.
I've got some plot devices I apparently have decided to rely on... and I have to argue with myself not to use them in everything. I am constantly threatening to sell my characters into slavery (although they rarely actually do get sold) or they have issues with paternity. So many of my...
Honestly, I've discovered that for me, the writing has turned into the easy part. But I am a serious outliner, and that process is the one that gives me the most trouble. I'm working on my outlining process almost continually, and it has recently made a huge leap in not taking me so long. It...
Wow... Only 19. At least I've heard of many of them, and I have books on my reading list for many more of them. My problem is that I latch onto one author and then read a lot of their books, so I don't get to anyone new for some time after. I am learning to remedy that, however! I just need more...
Hi, everyone! I'm A.F., and I've been writing for about 17 years, but only in the last few have I gotten serious about it. I've self-published two short novels: Empeddigo and Mere Acquaintances, and I've also put out an epic poem called The Trials of Hallac.
I write a lot of fantasy, sci-fi...