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What I’ve been reading
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Pantsing v. Plotting
In a covert update on Codename: Memories, I examine the difference between pantsing and plotting, which turns out to be not that much difference after all.
What I’m reading
The title says it all.
Idea development
I think out loud about what to do when I get a new idea for my current WIP.
Endless creativity
I reflect on how, during what I thought was a fallow period in my creative life, it had simply shifted from one mode of expression to another.
What I’m reading
The content shares reviews of several books. "Slenderman" is praised for its unconventional storytelling. "Good Omens" is described as an enjoyable read, and "Ghost Eaters" is commended for its strong storyline. The novella "Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke" is highlighted for its unique form and the anticipation of delving into its content.
First person
The writer noticed a trend of more first-person novels. They found first person restrictive for a full novel and doubted the sustaining power of a single character. Despite enjoying some first-person narratives, they remain skeptical of the trend's favorability.
Update to Clean Freak
Author Sean Davis writes about his novel Clean Freak going out of print due to a publisher's business model change. He reflects on the book's tumultuous publishing journey and how he coped with related mental health struggles. Davis mentions the hope for future reprints and the opportunity to tell new stories, coming to the realization that his success doesn't hinge on this one book.
Clean Freak, the Beginning
It all started while I was cleaning my bathroom. Cleaning is a rather meditative activity for me. Not to say I enjoy it. Contrary to what one reviewer postulated about me, I am not really a clean freak myself. However, I do like the chance to let my mind wander and the repetitive motion … Continue reading Clean Freak, the Beginning