mwigington

60 minutes with interruptions. I have a mini Schnauzer and he was being such a pest tonight. I had to retrieve his ball from under the furniture three times!

So I was today years old when I came across a piece of wisdom.
For each scene, answer 3 questions:
1. What changes?
2. What truth is revealed?
3. What emotion do I want the reader to leave with?
I created a note in Scrivener that keeps these front an center. So that is how I wrote tonight. We as storytellers do this intuitively for sure but for me keeping them in front of me I believe is going to help productivity.

a lot of formatting and merging from one document to the other tonight. It ate into my writing time but it had to be done. Otherwise I'd get lost lol. :)

World building gets intense when you are trying to layer a culture while writing the narrative. It doesn't lend itself to speed but it is fun. :)

And some days it don't come easy
And some days it don't come hard
Some days it don't come at all
And these are the days that never end
-Meatloaf

It was one of those days where you don't know "where" you are writing to. Progress is progress. :)

A good day to catch up. One of the best days of writing I have had in a while.

apparently you need quite a bit of research to sink a galley properly :D

Interruptions!

pretty good production since I had to create some celebrations and tribal law that needed the history created.