Tag: re-writing

• If It’s Good Enough for Mr. Livgren, then …

  

  I’ve admired Kerry Livgren for a long time. Yes, you know him. The composer, guitarist, lyricist of Kansas. Yes – “Carry on Wayward Son” – “Dust in the Wind” Okay, now you’re with me. Livgren didn’t just disappear after the glory years of Kansas in the late seventies and early eighties. Far from it. He…

  sassevn

  January 2, 2019

  Uncategorized, Writing Process

  editing process, Kansas, Kerry Livgren, re-writing, writing advice

• A Writer Stirring Up the Hornet’s Nest

  Why couldn’t I just let those darn hornets sleep? I was almost finished, and then … I’m sure this has happened to all writers. You are closing in on the end, already with one draft in the books and you’re anticipating finally closing up a project and moving on to something else. But you, in…

  sassevn

  September 28, 2015

  Indie Author, Writing Process

  correcting flaws in a manuscript, editing manuscripts, improving your writing, re-writing, writing ideas, writing process

• I Lost 1000 Words

  It wasn’t anyone’s fault. Not even my own. Through getting a new computer and working through some syncing issues, etc … I lost 1000 words of novel three which I wrote yesterday afternoon. I’m not sure what I think or feel about this reality. I wasn’t particularly fond of what I had written, but I…

  sassevn

  June 6, 2013

  Writing Process

  brainstorming, losing writing, not backing up, re-writing