Love those words. Revisions are complete and on their way. They were finished Friday, but I had to wait to have a last chat with my editor before removing them from my plate. It feels good to be off deadline again.
Anybody else got exciting or relief generating writing news today? A story finished or revised? Something in the mail? A fresh rejection? A deadline met? Something edited for a friend?
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I've just completed the latest edit on my book and my editor and 'I figure we have one more kick at this particular cat before it's heading in to the publisher.
And we're on deadline, too.
Erik,
Cool and congrats, it's always nice to close in on that shipped and gone feeling.
Let's see...finished the fourth fifth of the SF YA novel in time for group tomorrow (now onto the downward slope), managed to write the chapter where I knew what happened but didn't know what it was about (got that figured out--blegh), came up with a decent hook and query description, and started putting together my agent wish list. Oh yeah, and "[s]omething edited for a friend." Not all today, but over the last three. Whew.
Thanks Steph, and congrats on the novel chunk. I ended up writing a two book proposal yesterday instead of doing the editing I'd planned. Hope to get to it today.
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