Thursday, July 17, 2014
Writing Day Two
Today's bit of writing wisdom comes from Jodi Picoult - a writer I greatly admire.
I think it is important to remember as a writer that an idea written on paper - or the keyboard - has not been carved in stone. Anything can be changed or manipulated, but only if it has been written in the first place.
Today was a productive day on the writing front. Although I didn't quite finish the section I have been working on the past two days, I did add 1000+ words to my manuscript. I also finished indexing the remainder of my notes and completed basic outlines for the entire novel (all 36 chapters of it). I also completed another round of historical research and finalized the founding genealogy for my town.
On the publishing front, I uncovered three solid leads for the children's book and two publications for the shorts.
Tentative plans for tomorrow include working on the novel, creating a query for the children's book, and searching for at least three more publishing leads for the children's book.
Ending the day with a positive feeling today.
Today's Novel Stats -
NIP - WTA - pages: 29; word count: 6772
Labels:
accountability,
outlining,
publishers,
research,
write,
writer,
writing
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