2,200 words into a short novel that will probably run to 27,000 words. It’s a story I’ve had in mind for a while — a tale of the big top, of the golden age of the great American circus trains, in the 1930s.
After a couple of days of work on it, I feel a certain amount of momentum gathering in the narrative, and I know where it’s going — both good signs.
So I created a cover for it, to make it seem more real, forced myself to stop writing and fixed a nightcap to keep me away from the keyboard — I can’t write when I’m drinking.
Writing is a tiresome business most of the time — but it has its moments, like this one, when I feel excited about getting back to it tomorrow.
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YAY! WHOOPEE! BRAVO!!! WHOOP-WHOOP-WHOOP!
(i.e. keep up the good work…it’s scary on the high wire, but it’s also a hell of a lot of fun sometime!)
XXX,
Ad’n
What do you hear from A. P. Bowman? Is he really going to let you publish that Saturni novel?
Gar nicht!
Very cool, looking forward to it.
Thanks! I’m having fun writing it.