Road Map of a New Novel
Every novel begins with a spark—an idea that will be the foundation for the entire story.
Every novel begins with a spark—an idea that will be the foundation for the entire story.
The end of editing Darkness, Set us Free is close. So close, I can taste the freedom around the corner.
What’s your favorite part of writing a novel? Maybe it’s the plotting and researching. Perhaps it’s getting stuck in and putting words on the page.
I’ve spent the past few weeks reflecting on my writing: How far we’ve come, and the distance we still have to go.
Two months. It’s been two months since I laid eyes on our third novel, Darkness, Set us Free.
Sometimes, we all need a moment away from our busy lives. We need to step out, breathe different air, and refresh our view of the world.
I tried to write this week. Honestly, I did.
It’s hard to write a book. It’s even more difficult to write a book well−the perfect word at the right time.
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been editing our second novel, The Price of Pandemonium. Mostly taking the comments from our beta-readers into consideration, and making minor changes based on this.
When Sarah and I first started working on our novels, the prospect of sending our work off to our first readers was daunting.