You’ve tried ‘Dry January’, why not join me in ‘Finish First Draft February’! Even though I have 71,000 words, I feel like I have just a small collection of bricks like the photo. My characters Harold and Edith have been hanging around in Curmudgeon Avenue for ages. February frustrations. Anyone else?
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Get yourself a editor. X
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I know! After the editing fiasco of 1962, will have to finish the story so that they have something to edit though!
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January was my month of getting feedback from my editor, February is my month of revisions smh. And honestly, it’s a bit of a slow process.
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Cheers thejourney, it’s when someone says ‘have you written another book yet?’ Good luck with yours xx
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Thank you!I hope you do well as well
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