Ameronis
Dreamer
98% of the time, when I'm doing a summary for a story, be it just a chapter or the whole thing, I start off writing in past tense. Then at some point I magically transition to present tense without realising it, and only notice it afterwards when I've finished writing and am reading the whole thing, the result being a monstrosity (I hate doing summaries in present tense 
). It's even worse when I go away for a while, then resume and continue writing in past tense, only to default back to present tense before long.
Probably not a big deal to most people, but makes me want to start flipping tables over.
Do you have any irritating habits when it comes to planning and writing?
). It's even worse when I go away for a while, then resume and continue writing in past tense, only to default back to present tense before long. Probably not a big deal to most people, but makes me want to start flipping tables over.
Do you have any irritating habits when it comes to planning and writing?
