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Working through the distractions

By Les
Working through the distractions

I once heard about an author who wrote a 500-page bestseller in spare time after 11 PM when the kids were in bed, all in about three months. ...by 10, I’ll be back at the keyboard and I’ll finish up this scene, or this blog post. Wishful thinking.
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Outline is essential

By Les
Outline is essential

The outline is like a road map. We knew where we started, of course, and we knew pretty much where we want the story to go. Our problem came from not having a road map to show us how to get from here to there.
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First thoughts

By Taylor

We’ve hit a few obstacles, not because we can’t decide how something is going to happen, or even what is going to happen next. The obstacles have been logistical, like thinking of something really good, how this and that fit together, and then forgetting what we said by the time we got home.
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What made me decide to write a book?

By Les
What made me decide to write a book?

Okay, we thought about it. Sounds like a plan. We figured we might as well jump all the way in, feet first. That’s our style: ready-set-jump, look down. Sometimes it works to our benefit, sometimes not. But creative minds tend to run a little heavy on the emotional side and, after all, this was...
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