Okay, I'm finished...now what?
The story is finished, the editing is done, the publisher has sent the proof and I've okay-ed it. Now what? What do you do when all that is done and it's time to start a new story? Do you take a break? Do you jump right back in there and start the next book? Do you sit back and bask in your accomplishments? I'd like to know what others do.
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Nov 25, 2014 12:52PM
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Well I for one do..Congratulations on another accomplishment Sharon..
You know my skills are null..
Lol.. :)
But my first thought when I saw the question was..
Look for inspiration in unlikely places..
Example..
On Holiday..
Or a flight of slow moving geese..
In conjunction with prayerful reflection of course..
Kudo's to you on your new works..
Marvin.. :)
Marvin wrote: "Well I for one do..Congratulations on another accomplishment Sharon..
You know my skills are null..
Lol.. :)
But my first thought when I saw the question was..
Look for inspiration in unlikely pla..."
That you, Marvin, for your encouragement and vote of confidence. It means a lot. And I certainly will take your suggestions under advisement. It sounds like very good advice. Actually...I did the "slow moving geese" already, although they were a bunch of yakking seagulls instead. hee hee (Paths of Righteousness
What I'd really like to know is, what do all of you veteran authors do. Being a fairly new author, it would be a great help to me to have some advice from someone who has been there more than three books into the field of writing.
