Auspicious Beginnings
I have a confession to make. I’m trying to write a book all on my lonesome. Don’t get me wrong, this doesn’t mean Ashley and I are stopping collaborating, definitely not!
I have a confession to make. I’m trying to write a book all on my lonesome. Don’t get me wrong, this doesn’t mean Ashley and I are stopping collaborating, definitely not!
I finally finished editing The Price of Pandemonium. And I have to say, I am relieved to be out on the other side, and looking forward to actually creating again.
Trouble never comes alone. That’s what they say. So how is this relevant to editing a book?
Writing a book is like trying to piece together two different sides of yourself: The optimist and the pessimist.
Book Swap. Yes, the time has come. Ashley and I both finished editing our respective novels this week.
I have become convinced, ever since moving to Canada, that my vacuum cleaner has it in for me.
Over the last couple of weeks, I have been in the midst of yet another exciting project, somewhat related to my writing: Creating my dream home office.
A weekend or two ago, when I was procrastinating doing the actual hard work, I decided to play around with epub files.
As is so often the case with the first set of edits, I’m finding it more challenging and time-consuming than actually writing the book.
In the last few chapters, Ashley and I were racing to the end. It’s like when you’re on the home run. On that last push, just a few meters from the base.