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Is it that time again already? By gum, it is! Time to see how I'm doing on my March goals as written in January:
March -- Complete first draft of SS
Oi. OK, I am so off track from where I thought I'd be -- yet in a good way! Since the end of February, I've been deep in revisions for an editor who requested them. Spot-on revision suggestions that have been improving my middle-grade novel, BAKE, so much.
On top of that, I don't think I'll get back to SS until fall. This spring and summer, after I turn in these BAKE revisions to my agent, I'll be first drafting PforF, a new idea that I got the agent thumbs up on.
So it's all good stuff. And it is interesting to see the direction my writing life is going compared to the way I thought it would be a mere three months ago.
What fun surprises have come up in your writing world this month?
Deena, Miss Subbing for Pubbing
1 comment:
This is exactly why I resist goal lists and outlines. Of course they can be good things as long as you don't feel guilty when you change them.
I would've liked to have the first draft of my WIP done by August 1, but I'm realizing now that it will be a better novel if I take my time with it instead of setting an arbitrary date. So hurray for change and flexibility.
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