Because it obviously makes more sense to talk about the status of his work instead of actually working on it, a humble author gives an update about the work undertaken on another nine chapters of what will certainly become the greatest novel ever written.
I did some writing in June.
I even did some editing, too.
Taking part in Twitter’s #JulyWritingChallenge, I monitored my progress, which I am now sharing with you, dear reader.
As he finishes his editing of the first draft of his debut novel, one man discusses his thoughts on the project and the changes made to his work.
Because it obviously makes more sense to talk about the status of his work instead of actually working on it, a humble author gives an update about the work undertaken on another nine chapters of what will certainly become the greatest novel ever written.
With the initial high-level edit of his bestseller-to-be complete, a humble author gives an update about delving into – and re-drafting – the first five chapters.
One man’s thoughts on his first read and high-level edit of his 111,553 word manuscript. Does it suck? Does it rock? Does it even fucking matter?
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