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 |  A blog series on 10 things I've learned while working on my Illegal World Series. |
 Welcome!For anyone who follows me on some level, it might be no secret that I am in the thick of rewriting one of my novels from NaNoWriMo 2017. Rewriting a novel is thrilling, tiring, and exciting all at the same time. Indeed, the madness continues as I aim to take book one of my Illegal World Series and turn it into a polished piece of artwork. The Illegal World Series has grown quite quickly. In fact, I consider it to be my fastest writing project to date. Because I am immersed in my project, I don't think it's a surprise that my writing came to mind when I considered what I should write about for "The Bard's Hall Contest"  . I have learned a lot throughout the process of writing my series, even though it isn't done. So I will be spending 10 entries devoted to my writing style. I will go through some of my observations on writing tools I use, plotting and character exercises, planning verses pantsing, and etc. |
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It's a good thing I have a broom, I wouldn't be able to walk far in my old baby shoes. Darn those novels of mine. (Shakes fist at the thought of putting aside time to edit those pages that haunt and beckon.)
