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I really meant to get back to writing when I had something more comfortable to sit on than an exercise ball. And then I started to get all awkward and embarrassed about the story, and to believe that David Levithan had already written what I was trying to write but better. I've changed my mind on that front, and I think there's actually a lot that's salvageable in my first draft even though there's no subtext and all the emotion is on the surface.
And, more importantly, I have figured out how to make the structure work. Or how to make it work better, anyway.
But if you have a book with a ninja musical in it, you can't really not finish, can you?
And, more importantly, I have figured out how to make the structure work. Or how to make it work better, anyway.
But if you have a book with a ninja musical in it, you can't really not finish, can you?
No.
No more work!