Jeremy Zimmerman
I have two things I'd recommend.
The first is to just write. Regardless of where you feel you are in your path as a writer, if you aren't putting words down then nothing is getting written.
The second is to get rid of the word "aspiring". As far as I'm concerned: If you're writing, you're a writer. You might be working on getting a book published, writing your first novel, whatever. But you're still a writer even if you haven't crossed some milestone.
The first is to just write. Regardless of where you feel you are in your path as a writer, if you aren't putting words down then nothing is getting written.
The second is to get rid of the word "aspiring". As far as I'm concerned: If you're writing, you're a writer. You might be working on getting a book published, writing your first novel, whatever. But you're still a writer even if you haven't crossed some milestone.
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Deb M
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Jeremy Zimmerman:
You produce an inspiring amount of work, and I assume you have a number of works in progress at any given time. 1. How do you juggle multiple creative streams? Do you focus and finish one work before you pick the next idea up, or do you run concurrent projects? 2. If you are working on multiple items at the same time how do you prevent one work from unduly influencing the other? (ie crossing the streams)
Ashleigh Mitchell
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Jeremy Zimmerman:
Is there a posted reading order for the Cobalt City books?
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