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Day 10 update
Apr. 11th, 2022 02:34 am5,407/5,000
So I overshot my goal without realizing it, which is great. I'm happy with most of the writing I've gotten done, which is on the rare side, mostly because it seems like a lot of angst and "character is spending too much time in their head for this scene"
I've rewarded myself with all of the pens I purchased and I'm happy with the ones I've tried out so far. Not the most satisfied with the pen case that was part of the bundle, it's a bit narrow and doesn't hold all that much. But since I didn't really care about it when I ordered the set (and didn't check the dimensions listed) I'm not going to knock off any points.
The last scene I wrote was from a different POV than I think is going to be used in the book, so that will have to be shifted around. The scene is a mostly retired super hero lecturing the incoming batch of superheroes, and while I like the speech, I'm probably going to have to re-arrange a bunch of it. And figure out where it best fits in the plot-line of the book.
So I overshot my goal without realizing it, which is great. I'm happy with most of the writing I've gotten done, which is on the rare side, mostly because it seems like a lot of angst and "character is spending too much time in their head for this scene"
I've rewarded myself with all of the pens I purchased and I'm happy with the ones I've tried out so far. Not the most satisfied with the pen case that was part of the bundle, it's a bit narrow and doesn't hold all that much. But since I didn't really care about it when I ordered the set (and didn't check the dimensions listed) I'm not going to knock off any points.
The last scene I wrote was from a different POV than I think is going to be used in the book, so that will have to be shifted around. The scene is a mostly retired super hero lecturing the incoming batch of superheroes, and while I like the speech, I'm probably going to have to re-arrange a bunch of it. And figure out where it best fits in the plot-line of the book.
