PS I'm sincere--I realize the tone of my comment might come off as sarcastic--but no, I really like that strategy. I write memoir and I think it works for a smaller stand-alone piece as well as a larger work. So, thank you for that tip.
But I love shiny objects and I want my whole life to be full of them all the time and never ending...I don't want to slog, haha! Good observation AND good solutions.
Great tips. I'm familiar with number two. I wrote my third novel in pieces, just wrote scenes as they came to me and put them together in the next draft.
PS I'm sincere--I realize the tone of my comment might come off as sarcastic--but no, I really like that strategy. I write memoir and I think it works for a smaller stand-alone piece as well as a larger work. So, thank you for that tip.
Thanks, Marianna! I believe in skipping in general, in all of life. Go where the energy is taking you ...
Great strategy: skip to another section if you're stuck. Thanks.
But I love shiny objects and I want my whole life to be full of them all the time and never ending...I don't want to slog, haha! Good observation AND good solutions.
I'm with you. If I could forever be starting a new novel, a new venture, etc. Those first days are the best.
Great tips. I'm familiar with number two. I wrote my third novel in pieces, just wrote scenes as they came to me and put them together in the next draft.