So, remember my post about how I was running a marathon? Yeah, that's my excuse as to why I haven't posted in a while. I've been busy working on my novel. And, folks, I'm pleased to report that I am ahead of schedule. I have yet to write my epic final battle scene, and that could take a while. So, we'll have to wait and see if I cross the finish line. Stay tuned.
I really had better go. It's already 10:30, and I haven't started my work. *groan* I have found every possible way to procrastinate getting started. Tough scene. Alas, nothing to do put press on.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
21 Scenes in 31 days
Okay, so I did a bullet point list of each individual scene that I have left in my novel until the end, and the total comes to 21. That's it. 21 scenes until this book is done. Wow.
As I said in an earlier post, I want to be finished by my birthday. That is is exactly 31 days. So, do you think I can do it? I feel a bit like I'm preparing for a marathon. Though, seeing as how I've never actually ran a marathon, or even a 5K . . . okay, not even a mile. Regardless, I know that I am in for a tough push to the end.
On a different note, it was rather exhilarating to see my book plotted out until the end. In writing this book, my vision has been quite myopic. I can see
about an arms length in front of me, and only blurred notions beyond. So, it was a rush to realize that the end is finally coming clear now. I mean, I always knew that the end would consist of an epic battle with the bad guy(remember this is a YA Fantasy,) but how that was all going to play out was undetermined, just flashes of ideas and images.
But, no longer. Now, I can see the finish line. It's still a ways off, I grant you. But, I'm closer than ever before. Stick around with me, and I'll keep you updated on how my 21 scenes in 31 days turns out.
As I said in an earlier post, I want to be finished by my birthday. That is is exactly 31 days. So, do you think I can do it? I feel a bit like I'm preparing for a marathon. Though, seeing as how I've never actually ran a marathon, or even a 5K . . . okay, not even a mile. Regardless, I know that I am in for a tough push to the end.
On a different note, it was rather exhilarating to see my book plotted out until the end. In writing this book, my vision has been quite myopic. I can see
about an arms length in front of me, and only blurred notions beyond. So, it was a rush to realize that the end is finally coming clear now. I mean, I always knew that the end would consist of an epic battle with the bad guy(remember this is a YA Fantasy,) but how that was all going to play out was undetermined, just flashes of ideas and images.
But, no longer. Now, I can see the finish line. It's still a ways off, I grant you. But, I'm closer than ever before. Stick around with me, and I'll keep you updated on how my 21 scenes in 31 days turns out.
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