"It's great to hear how others approach drafting/revising! For my novel I had to begin with a timeline that I transferred onto index cards and pinned to a bulletin board, shifting them around as I progressed. This helped me keep track of time…"
Pamela Satran's How Not to Act Old
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Comment by Virginia Strait-Trowbridge on September 13, 2009 at 4:46pm -
Hmm. Let that be a lesson to us "mature" women. Of course, my son has thought I was old since he could talk.
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Comment by l.s. welby on September 6, 2009 at 9:21pm -
How not to act old video - very funny! Didn't realize how others probably see me! LOL
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Comment by Sally Schloss on June 30, 2009 at 8:51pm -
Great marketing idea!
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Meg Waite Clayton commented on the group 'Novelists (Struggling or Not)'"Jumping in on the jumping ahead to the ending conversation, I do a version of this, which is to outline to the ending after I have about three chapters, so I have an idea where I'm going. I sometimes change directions, but I find it comforting…"
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