Muddling through a draft of a new novel feels a bit like slugging through some prairie slush.
The Mud of Transition
Lessons for writing from nature: calendars are nice …. BUT like chapter outlines, merely a guideline. Spring is fickle … BUT no matter what, the days are brighter, the snow is disappearing, the puddles growing. The plot is definitely heading towards warmth, towards the light. BUT like a good book, it’s all about the journey. This muddy middle will pass. Splish, splash towards new growth ... towards spring.
Writing the books I never got to read.
Author of: Waltraut (2024), Crow Stone (2022) Tainted Amber (2021) Broken Stone (2015), Red Stone (2015) The Kulak's Daughter (2010)
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