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stillsostrangeThe two most beautiful words in the English language are not "cellar door', but "The End."
And my stealth NaNo project is complete. Not 50k new words, but approximately 34k of revisions.
Dreams of Shreds and Tatters
That's MSWord wordcount, 362 pages SMF.
And on this, the third draft, it finally has a real end and resolution. A denouement, even. There will need to be another pass to fix some character motivation problems and a sucky death scene, but this draft is really and truly done.
Excuse me while I go pass out now.
And my stealth NaNo project is complete. Not 50k new words, but approximately 34k of revisions.
Dreams of Shreds and Tatters
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That's MSWord wordcount, 362 pages SMF.
And on this, the third draft, it finally has a real end and resolution. A denouement, even. There will need to be another pass to fix some character motivation problems and a sucky death scene, but this draft is really and truly done.
Excuse me while I go pass out now.
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Date: 2005-11-26 09:41 am (UTC)Melinda
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Date: 2005-11-26 01:34 pm (UTC)Dorothy Parker said the most beautiful words in the English language were, "check enclosed." A practical writer, Dorothy.
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Date: 2005-11-26 04:05 pm (UTC)Conga-rats, Amanda!
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