Leia Finished Her Game
An hour after the State of the Union tonight, Leia finally finished her game.
I stopped tweaking the novel around eleven and e-mailed Leia's Game to the publisher for my Feb. 1st deadline. I know, cutting it a little close, but I’m glad to be done.
It took six months to write this novel, working on it almost every day since July. It’s been challenging, fun, and an education (can I get college credit for this?). I’m grateful to RiverOak for the opportunity to tell Leia’s story—can’t wait to see it in bookstores next spring.
The experts say to start writing another book the second you finish your current manuscript. Close one folder and open a new one. Maintain the routine.
I think I’ll start in the morning. Or the next day. After I do the laundry, vacuum the floors, pay my bills, and play with my girls.
So maybe it will be next week before I start my next book.
Fiction? Non-fiction? So many ideas, so much laundry, so little time.
I stopped tweaking the novel around eleven and e-mailed Leia's Game to the publisher for my Feb. 1st deadline. I know, cutting it a little close, but I’m glad to be done.
It took six months to write this novel, working on it almost every day since July. It’s been challenging, fun, and an education (can I get college credit for this?). I’m grateful to RiverOak for the opportunity to tell Leia’s story—can’t wait to see it in bookstores next spring.
The experts say to start writing another book the second you finish your current manuscript. Close one folder and open a new one. Maintain the routine.
I think I’ll start in the morning. Or the next day. After I do the laundry, vacuum the floors, pay my bills, and play with my girls.
So maybe it will be next week before I start my next book.
Fiction? Non-fiction? So many ideas, so much laundry, so little time.
posted by Melanie Dobson | 2:50 PM
1 Comments:
Whahoo! Go Melanie!!! :-)
Congratulations on finishing the second novel. May I make a suggestion on the next one? Fiction! Please. :-)
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