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So happy to have you writing your first words of book two on the stream! AuthorTube Cafe sounds like SUCH a fun idea!! I can't wait to watch the new series and see all the things you do with your platform moving forward! You're killing it! :)
Hi ! Your videos are always so perfectly edited ! It feels like this video isn't just a writing vlog but also a story you want to tell us, which is your journey as a writer. I love this so much ! 😊 I wish you the best for your book and I am so excited to read it someday !! ❤️
The goal of just spending time in my world/with my characters is so real. Learning more about it/them, even if it’s only 50 new words on the page, is valuable!!
That's a fantastic word count and chapter milestone so far! I haven't really delved into writing in November as I'm stuck with my plot at the moment, but seeing videos like these always inspire me to get back into gear and figure things out so I can get back to writing! Might even try TrackBear, thanks for sharing and can't wait for the next update :D 🫎
For me, I'm a clean drafter. I have trouble moving forward if things are too messy. In the last 10 chapters of my current WIP, i forced myself to fast draft, and it was a mistake. I've struggled to fully get back into the story since. Draft 2 has been HARD.
My first draft tends to be on the clean and thorough side! That’s part of the reason it takes me so long, but I can’t help myself. If I’m stuck on certain details, I’ll add a note with brackets, but it’s generally complete, which makes the second draft and revisions go quicker.
the perfect fall vibes 🍁🍂 can’t believe it’s already been a year since this channel has been birthed and your 2nd nano already, excited to follow along! 🫎❤
Omg yesss matcha using the bowl and whisk is the way to go! 🫶 and yay!! I can’t wait to hear more about authortube cafe! Sounds like a fun segment in your channel 🥹
the way I found you from your nano series last year and now get to follow your journey of drafting the second book this year is so special 🫶✨ also my favorite thing about traveling to the PNW was the coffee trucks! absolutely ingenuous and needs to be implemented everywhere ☕️
aww that is so sweet 💗 and yes the coffee trucks have changed my life...i went to so many on my writing retreat...im gonna need more of them near me lol
finally got around to watching this video! i looove the cinematography, seattle has brought out an amazing side of your creativity when it comes to creating your videos and i'm so here for it
LOVE watching your journey with starting the 2nd book in your series 🤭🖤 keeps me motivated to get to that point with my writing!!🖤 currently at 25,000 words into my first draft and just got through the first quarter of my book 🥰✨ i’m typically a chronic underwriter lol so with this book, I’ve been really trying to pace myself and take my time with each scene! thanks for keeping me sane during this time 😂🖤
This video is fantastic! It’s giving me cozy fall vibes, your excitement is contagious and inspirational and can I say it’s visually stunning as well! ❤
Love the vibes with this vlog!! My drafting style is very much "get it on the page first, it'll improve later" becuase I'm better at revision than I am at first drafts. Someone once described it like needing to work with the clay before being able to make a pot, which feels natural to me. (also 👀 did I hear a little shoutout to a future patreon?? exciting!)
Omg hi! 🙋🏼♀️ The TrackBear story is so cute and it's such a great interface 🥹 Another beautifully cinematic intro AND a solid start to drafting your sequel, wow! 🫶🏻 Day 1 definitely felt like Christmas to me too. As for my drafting style, I am definitely a zero draft outliner, but a prose-focused drafter if that makes sense? I'm really trying not to edit as I write because it takes waaaaay too long to get anything on the page, but it's definitely a work in progress 😅 Can't wait for authortube cafe!! ☕️🍵🫎
🦌I'm on my laptop, so I could only find a deer, no moose! I absolutely love your video, and this one in particular really inspired me. I loved seeing your joy for your project, and how you're taking it easy on yourself and finding the happiness in writing. I'm in a spot right now where writing is feeling very tedious and very daunting, and I've been trying to figure out a new process so I can get that flow and that joy back. This was really really inspiring, and I'm so grateful you decided to share your journey with us. Thank you. Happy Wiritng! 🧡
Congrats on the progress! I love watching your videos, and seeing this community come together to help each other out! Can't wait to see the new series! ♥
Congrats on writing the first words of book two in your series, that’s quite an accomplishment! 🎉When it comes to writing, I usually have a very detailed outline on the page first, and then I try to make the draft as polished as possible before sending the finished piece to beta-readers. I really thought I wouldn’t be able to participate or really do any writing this month because I suffered a serious case of burnout in the past week. But after seeing the last video and this one, I’ve been able to write 2,378 words in two days! Thank you again for creating this series, can’t wait for the next entry! Now I need to finish this scene checklist before I head into work 😂
I feel like I don’t try to write polished work, but I’m a definite underwriter for sure. I like to get the basic story out first, then fill in details as needed. The ‘as needed’ is generally according to my first proof readers (aka friends and fam, lol) who say ‘oh I’d love to know more about this’ and ‘what about this plot point, you never really explained how it works.’ 🫎
I tend to write pretty clean first drafts, but honestly I think it's a detriment to me because so much developmental work happens after so a lot of those words didn't matter regardless! So when I get to my YA fantasy first draft, I think I'm going to try to do a little of both--whatever my brain feels like going with for that scene or chapter. ALSO AuthorTube Cafe sounds sooo cute and I cannot wait to watch! 🫎
i totally feel that! but i loved the reframe of 'no words are wasted words' bc at the end of the day every word we write helps us improve even if it ends up being rewritten later :) so i think writing a clean first draft isn't a waste bc you got to practice!! maybe thats just the optimist in me lol. excited to start dropping the authortube cafe episodes:)
🫎 my November didn’t start very well but I’m catching up. 2400 ish words into book two so far. Emotionally, I feel a bit less engaged but it’ll get better as I start writing more consistently. Loved the video. All the best. 😊
damn Ian that's some fast progress in the last couple days!! thanks for the moose emoji lol--wishing you the best with your project going forward and hope you start to feel a bit more emotionally engaged!
🫎 🫎 🫎 author cafe 🥹 what a lovely idea!! This month I’m endeavoring to sit down for exploration writing an hour a day, 5x a week. I’m having fun opening Pandora’s box on my novel idea and realizing how many layers I want to explore in order to develop an outline (total plotter over here) authortube is giving me such great inspo, and I hope to get to tune in to some writing sprints soon!
12:25 - I have never really done the zero-draft method, but I do tend to draft with less than true end goal for whatever project I work. I've never truly had "editor brain" when I draft my stories. I find that I tell myself "come back to that later" all the time, especially when I have a steady writing momentum. Gaining momentum is tricky in my house, so when I have it, I run with it until it's gone. I'm working on a fantasy epic this month, and I gave myself a low goal of 25k, to get the bones of the story down and then I will go back and beef it up to have a length that better suits the genre. Thankfully, it is set in a world that I am already familiar with, so I am not building the world as I write. I can work on the story and character arcs, and add my known world details as I go. I don't usually leave comments, but I love watching your videos! Happy writing!
I write a 0 draft, just to get the idea of the story down. I find outlines hard because I know the beginning and end but I like to explore the middle and learn the characters
Long time watching, first time commenting! Honestly, I’ve done both as far as writing a clean first draft and doing a bone draft. I would say I prefer a messy first draft. Just because even when I was writing as cleanly as possible, there were so many concepts or ideas or scene as a whole that had to be rewritten entirely. Overall, it’s just less work to do a messy first draft and then revising in rounds. Writing a perfect first draft takes a lot longer and it can mess with like your momentum or your spirit or feeling about the story if that makes any sense.
Totally makes sense! Def agree trying for a clean draft takes way longer. Thanks for commenting on this one, nice to hear from u! Appreciate you being here!
The first draft of my first book was messy!! But I noticed that my first draft of my sequel has been a lot cleaner? I don’t think it’s through intention though, it’s still messy, but by comparison I know what I wrote and how I write better so I think it’s just coming out easier. Probably not helpful 😂 but I guess trust what comes out? It’s probably better than you think it is
i like this! i totally resonate, i can definitely feel a difference from book one to book two just in terms of my writing ability, which will (hopefully) mean less heavy rewrites in draft two!
brielle - I'm so pro a dialogue first draft! and I think your instinct is so right, just try out a bunch of methods and see which one you like -- sometimes you might even need to change the method for a specific project -- there's really no one size fits all 💕so excited to see more of your drafting and sending you all the good vibes! i'm a zero draft + dialogue first girlie
agreed!! im discovering my drafting approach is even varying slightly depending on the scene or part of the book so just trying to flow with it!! sending you all the good vibes for your wip
I’m a big fan of outlines but there are always more discoveries to be made during the writing process! The first book I ever tried to write was a skeleton draft. Super underwriter. But as I’ve progressed I’ve gotten a lot better at outlining and planning 😁🫎
Man, I'm so encouraged. I am currently where you were last year (apparently) on AuthorTube. 💜 Also, I've been craving matcha for like three days. Imma need to fix that now 😅 Also, also, I'm a "barf draft" person. My first draft is just writing the answer to: "ok, now what?"
I am a discovery/gardener writer, so my method is a mix of fast and slow. In past NaNoWriMo events, I learned to prioritize quality over quantity. After reaching 50k words, I often had to face major rewrites, so now my approach is not about writing as fast but as much as I can, and listening to my inner critic/reader. When I start to feel disconnected from the story, I stop and slow down to identify what’s going on with it.
i really resonate with that! i've never heard the term gardener writer, super interesting. I also try to prioritize quality > quantity when it comes to writing goals--thats ultimately what serves the story (and me!) best. thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@briellewrites No problem! I love your content, so I’m happy to share. Also, just in case you want to know more about the topic, there are two videos that really helped me understand my writing process: - The Architect and the Gardener: George R. R. Martin on Writing Game of Thrones /and/ - The Four Types of Novel Writers by Ellen Brock.
Heya, I'm newbie writer and I have a question🙂Can anybody in the comments tell me what the format is for manuscripts?I'm using Google docs atm but I need to know what the line spacing is, indents, etc..
There is no one specific form - different editors might prefer to work on projects in different formats - and you don't need it for your personal writing time. Just get the thing written anf worry about formatting when it's ready. However, a general rule of thumb would be a 12pt font and a 1,5 spacing between rows, same as for academic writing. Duble space for paragraph breaks (though some people use indentations because that's how a final book often looks. that's more for economical page use and reader's sake though).
@jasminv8653 Alright thanks, I'll do that! It just feels like my writing is a mess. I want it to look more structured😅Guess I'll just have to edit/format when I finish my final draft
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So happy to have you writing your first words of book two on the stream! AuthorTube Cafe sounds like SUCH a fun idea!! I can't wait to watch the new series and see all the things you do with your platform moving forward! You're killing it! :)
thanks so much, Cody! can't wait to have you on for one of the episodes! :)
@@briellewrites AHHH!! I would be honored!
I didn’t know there are moose emojis!!! 🤯 🫎 it’s so cute!
the cozy rainy vibes are EVERYTHINNGGG
The rain helps keep me inside to write!!!! :)
lovingggg the rainy vibes
Hi ! Your videos are always so perfectly edited ! It feels like this video isn't just a writing vlog but also a story you want to tell us, which is your journey as a writer. I love this so much ! 😊
I wish you the best for your book and I am so excited to read it someday !! ❤️
aw! that is so sweet! thank you!
The goal of just spending time in my world/with my characters is so real. Learning more about it/them, even if it’s only 50 new words on the page, is valuable!!
Trackbear is such a good idea… the only thing I like about the nano website and why I’m still using it is their tracker and graphs!!
i love that! and yes, its so nice that trackbear also provides trackers and graphs! i recommend :)
That's a fantastic word count and chapter milestone so far! I haven't really delved into writing in November as I'm stuck with my plot at the moment, but seeing videos like these always inspire me to get back into gear and figure things out so I can get back to writing! Might even try TrackBear, thanks for sharing and can't wait for the next update :D 🫎
best of luck with getting to that breakthrough moment with your manuscript! strongly recommend tracker, I'm loving it more and more as I use it! 🩷
For me, I'm a clean drafter. I have trouble moving forward if things are too messy. In the last 10 chapters of my current WIP, i forced myself to fast draft, and it was a mistake. I've struggled to fully get back into the story since. Draft 2 has been HARD.
The intro is yet again so cinematic oh my goodness, simply incredible ❤
thank you so much!
absolutely love ur videos girl 🫎
yay! so glad!
My first draft tends to be on the clean and thorough side! That’s part of the reason it takes me so long, but I can’t help
myself. If I’m stuck on certain details, I’ll add a note with brackets, but it’s generally complete, which makes the second draft and revisions go quicker.
nice!!
the perfect fall vibes 🍁🍂 can’t believe it’s already been a year since this channel has been birthed and your 2nd nano already, excited to follow along! 🫎❤
ahhh thanks celine!! appreciate you
Omg yesss matcha using the bowl and whisk is the way to go! 🫶 and yay!! I can’t wait to hear more about authortube cafe! Sounds like a fun segment in your channel 🥹
yes i need to actualize my full potential as a matcha girl, lol. and yayy i am so excited for it!!
I absolutely love how cozy and aesthetic and inspiring your videos are becoming!
Awww! Thank you!! I’m so glad they feel that way
the way I found you from your nano series last year and now get to follow your journey of drafting the second book this year is so special 🫶✨ also my favorite thing about traveling to the PNW was the coffee trucks! absolutely ingenuous and needs to be implemented everywhere ☕️
aww that is so sweet 💗 and yes the coffee trucks have changed my life...i went to so many on my writing retreat...im gonna need more of them near me lol
finally got around to watching this video! i looove the cinematography, seattle has brought out an amazing side of your creativity when it comes to creating your videos and i'm so here for it
ahh thank you sm flori!! wishing you the best of luck with your draft
LOVE watching your journey with starting the 2nd book in your series 🤭🖤 keeps me motivated to get to that point with my writing!!🖤 currently at 25,000 words into my first draft and just got through the first quarter of my book 🥰✨ i’m typically a chronic underwriter lol so with this book, I’ve been really trying to pace myself and take my time with each scene! thanks for keeping me sane during this time 😂🖤
congrats on making it to 25k!!! I am also a chronic underwriter hahaha. happy to keep u company through the process!
you fangirling over your characters is exactly the motivation i need rn🤩
hehe love that sm 💗
This video is fantastic! It’s giving me cozy fall vibes, your excitement is contagious and inspirational and can I say it’s visually stunning as well! ❤
thanks
the comfort content I need rn 🫶
🥹 tough times but hope ur taking care of urself
I love these vlogs ❤
so glad!
Love the vibes with this vlog!! My drafting style is very much "get it on the page first, it'll improve later" becuase I'm better at revision than I am at first drafts. Someone once described it like needing to work with the clay before being able to make a pot, which feels natural to me. (also 👀 did I hear a little shoutout to a future patreon?? exciting!)
yes! i love the clay analogy, so helpful. and yes there may have been a little hint about a patreon 👀
this is seriously one of the most beautiful intros you’ve done!!
Thank you alexis!!!
Omg hi! 🙋🏼♀️ The TrackBear story is so cute and it's such a great interface 🥹 Another beautifully cinematic intro AND a solid start to drafting your sequel, wow! 🫶🏻 Day 1 definitely felt like Christmas to me too.
As for my drafting style, I am definitely a zero draft outliner, but a prose-focused drafter if that makes sense? I'm really trying not to edit as I write because it takes waaaaay too long to get anything on the page, but it's definitely a work in progress 😅
Can't wait for authortube cafe!! ☕️🍵🫎
🫎🍵 thanks so much for the trackbear suggestion!!! Lovinggg it
🦌I'm on my laptop, so I could only find a deer, no moose! I absolutely love your video, and this one in particular really inspired me. I loved seeing your joy for your project, and how you're taking it easy on yourself and finding the happiness in writing. I'm in a spot right now where writing is feeling very tedious and very daunting, and I've been trying to figure out a new process so I can get that flow and that joy back. This was really really inspiring, and I'm so grateful you decided to share your journey with us. Thank you. Happy Wiritng! 🧡
aw! im so glad to hear it was inspiring. you can do this!! happy writing
Congrats on the progress! I love watching your videos, and seeing this community come together to help each other out! Can't wait to see the new series! ♥
Thank you, Araya! So happy to have you here! Such a great time to bei n the community :')
Currently going through the revision process of my own book! Just read my first draft and about to start draft two! Wishing us both luck 🤞🏽
oooh good luck w draft two! such a strenuous but rewarding part of the process!
Congrats on writing the first words of book two in your series, that’s quite an accomplishment! 🎉When it comes to writing, I usually have a very detailed outline on the page first, and then I try to make the draft as polished as possible before sending the finished piece to beta-readers. I really thought I wouldn’t be able to participate or really do any writing this month because I suffered a serious case of burnout in the past week. But after seeing the last video and this one, I’ve been able to write 2,378 words in two days! Thank you again for creating this series, can’t wait for the next entry! Now I need to finish this scene checklist before I head into work 😂
wow thats amazing! best of luck with the rest of your writing this month!
Girl your videography is SO good 😍 I love your intros so much!!
thank you!!
loved this video as always, you're doing so well and I am so proud of you! :)
Thank you ande!! So proud of you too!! 💗⭐️
I feel like I don’t try to write polished work, but I’m a definite underwriter for sure. I like to get the basic story out first, then fill in details as needed. The ‘as needed’ is generally according to my first proof readers (aka friends and fam, lol) who say ‘oh I’d love to know more about this’ and ‘what about this plot point, you never really explained how it works.’
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totally! that's a great approach. thanks for dropping a moose emoji :)
Ooo yay! Love your videos, they have really inspired me to continue to follow my own creative passions ❤
Aw!! I am so happy to hear that!! Cheering you on
Super excited for your author series!!!
yay!
I tend to write pretty clean first drafts, but honestly I think it's a detriment to me because so much developmental work happens after so a lot of those words didn't matter regardless! So when I get to my YA fantasy first draft, I think I'm going to try to do a little of both--whatever my brain feels like going with for that scene or chapter. ALSO AuthorTube Cafe sounds sooo cute and I cannot wait to watch! 🫎
i totally feel that! but i loved the reframe of 'no words are wasted words' bc at the end of the day every word we write helps us improve even if it ends up being rewritten later :) so i think writing a clean first draft isn't a waste bc you got to practice!! maybe thats just the optimist in me lol. excited to start dropping the authortube cafe episodes:)
Girlll writing in Seattle looks like a dream 🤤🫎
Such a vibe tbh 🥹🫎😎
🫎 my November didn’t start very well but I’m catching up. 2400 ish words into book two so far. Emotionally, I feel a bit less engaged but it’ll get better as I start writing more consistently. Loved the video. All the best. 😊
damn Ian that's some fast progress in the last couple days!! thanks for the moose emoji lol--wishing you the best with your project going forward and hope you start to feel a bit more emotionally engaged!
finished my writing for the day and now i get to treat myself 🥰
Love that!
🫎 🫎 🫎 author cafe 🥹 what a lovely idea!! This month I’m endeavoring to sit down for exploration writing an hour a day, 5x a week. I’m having fun opening Pandora’s box on my novel idea and realizing how many layers I want to explore in order to develop an outline (total plotter over here) authortube is giving me such great inspo, and I hope to get to tune in to some writing sprints soon!
That’s awesome!! Hope to see you at some sprints!! Best of luck with your goal 🫎❤
12:25 - I have never really done the zero-draft method, but I do tend to draft with less than true end goal for whatever project I work. I've never truly had "editor brain" when I draft my stories. I find that I tell myself "come back to that later" all the time, especially when I have a steady writing momentum. Gaining momentum is tricky in my house, so when I have it, I run with it until it's gone.
I'm working on a fantasy epic this month, and I gave myself a low goal of 25k, to get the bones of the story down and then I will go back and beef it up to have a length that better suits the genre. Thankfully, it is set in a world that I am already familiar with, so I am not building the world as I write. I can work on the story and character arcs, and add my known world details as I go.
I don't usually leave comments, but I love watching your videos! Happy writing!
Nice!! Thanks for leaving a comment this time :) best of luck with your project, not having to start from scratch w world building is a great feeling.
I just do draft one, there are hardly any periods even and after that I go through it and fix things
Glad you're feelin the vibes of your story! And welcome to the long, dark wet! 😆
hehe thank you!
Love the vlogs! 🫎
yay :)
I write a 0 draft, just to get the idea of the story down. I find outlines hard because I know the beginning and end but I like to explore the middle and learn the characters
love that!
🦫i can't find the moose emoji, so have a beaver instead! I looove the longer and more in-depth vlogs!
Okayyy the beaver is everything 🦫 I love doing longer vlogs too! More to come !
Long time watching, first time commenting! Honestly, I’ve done both as far as writing a clean first draft and doing a bone draft. I would say I prefer a messy first draft. Just because even when I was writing as cleanly as possible, there were so many concepts or ideas or scene as a whole that had to be rewritten entirely. Overall, it’s just less work to do a messy first draft and then revising in rounds. Writing a perfect first draft takes a lot longer and it can mess with like your momentum or your spirit or feeling about the story if that makes any sense.
Totally makes sense! Def agree trying for a clean draft takes way longer. Thanks for commenting on this one, nice to hear from u! Appreciate you being here!
So exciting! 🎉I‘m writing my first book too! Posting on my channel a new chapter every week.
Love this!
The first draft of my first book was messy!! But I noticed that my first draft of my sequel has been a lot cleaner? I don’t think it’s through intention though, it’s still messy, but by comparison I know what I wrote and how I write better so I think it’s just coming out easier.
Probably not helpful 😂 but I guess trust what comes out? It’s probably better than you think it is
i like this! i totally resonate, i can definitely feel a difference from book one to book two just in terms of my writing ability, which will (hopefully) mean less heavy rewrites in draft two!
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I did zero draft for Wendy's story in October as my "prep" and now I'm trying to make it pretty.
nice! good luck!
@@briellewrites Thank you!
brielle - I'm so pro a dialogue first draft! and I think your instinct is so right, just try out a bunch of methods and see which one you like -- sometimes you might even need to change the method for a specific project -- there's really no one size fits all 💕so excited to see more of your drafting and sending you all the good vibes! i'm a zero draft + dialogue first girlie
agreed!! im discovering my drafting approach is even varying slightly depending on the scene or part of the book so just trying to flow with it!! sending you all the good vibes for your wip
I’m a big fan of outlines but there are always more discoveries to be made during the writing process! The first book I ever tried to write was a skeleton draft. Super underwriter. But as I’ve progressed I’ve gotten a lot better at outlining and planning 😁🫎
Love that! Feel like I’m starting on the same trajectory!!
Don’t mind me, just watching my morning movie directed by Brielle 🥰
Bahahah love that sm
Man, I'm so encouraged. I am currently where you were last year (apparently) on AuthorTube. 💜
Also, I've been craving matcha for like three days. Imma need to fix that now 😅
Also, also, I'm a "barf draft" person. My first draft is just writing the answer to: "ok, now what?"
absolutely, go get a matcha in my honor lol. i like that perspective on your first draft! such a nice way to look at it.
@@briellewrites I felt for you when you moved and couldn't find good matcha. I'm in So Cal, and matcha is everywhere 😅
I am a discovery/gardener writer, so my method is a mix of fast and slow. In past NaNoWriMo events, I learned to prioritize quality over quantity. After reaching 50k words, I often had to face major rewrites, so now my approach is not about writing as fast but as much as I can, and listening to my inner critic/reader. When I start to feel disconnected from the story, I stop and slow down to identify what’s going on with it.
i really resonate with that! i've never heard the term gardener writer, super interesting. I also try to prioritize quality > quantity when it comes to writing goals--thats ultimately what serves the story (and me!) best. thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@briellewrites No problem! I love your content, so I’m happy to share. Also, just in case you want to know more about the topic, there are two videos that really helped me understand my writing process: - The Architect and the Gardener: George R. R. Martin on Writing Game of Thrones /and/ - The Four Types of Novel Writers by Ellen Brock.
Love these videos
yay!
@ your the best
I'm new to your channel and what kind of book can I write about ❤
Sitting down to procastinate writing hehe
love that lol
Heya, I'm newbie writer and I have a question🙂Can anybody in the comments tell me what the format is for manuscripts?I'm using Google docs atm but I need to know what the line spacing is, indents, etc..
There is no one specific form - different editors might prefer to work on projects in different formats - and you don't need it for your personal writing time. Just get the thing written anf worry about formatting when it's ready. However, a general rule of thumb would be a 12pt font and a 1,5 spacing between rows, same as for academic writing. Duble space for paragraph breaks (though some people use indentations because that's how a final book often looks. that's more for economical page use and reader's sake though).
@jasminv8653 Alright thanks, I'll do that! It just feels like my writing is a mess. I want it to look more structured😅Guess I'll just have to edit/format when I finish my final draft
I'm using the november writing challenge to finish my first novel ! I'm currently at 36k and aiming for 60k !
amazing! best of luck going into the rest of november!
Right now I’m in the process of rewriting and it’s a very daunting task that I am certainly not looking forward to 😂
bahaha its definitely a...journey.
🫎🍮 either moose or mousse emoji😂
bahahah love that you included both
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