As my use of Twitter goes up, my blogging goes down. Or maybe I've just run out of things to say that take more than 140 characters. That would explain why I haven't written any short stories for so long.
Still not finished with Bloodhound. As I recall, I had the same problem with Bell-Men when I was writing it, only I rushed the ending and had to rewrite it later. I will not rush the ending this time.
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I need to learn not to rush. Lately, my brain is having a hard time remembering that : P
The twitter vs blogging dilemma is one I struggle with also. Not quite sure how to get a good balance.
Natalie--I always have this problem. I get impatient and just want to finish.
Conor--It's funny how it took about six months for me to get used to twitter, and then boom, I'm tweeting all the time.
There are way too many distractions in the world today.
Lee
Tossing It Out
I rushed the ending of the first draft of the WIP I'm currently editing, and you can tell I've rushed it. In one respect, at least I got the story down in the beginning, but on the other hand, it means a hell of a lot more work now.
Yeah, that was my problem with Bell-Men. The ending took me longer to rewrite than it took to write.
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