Ask the Author: Stephen Herczeg
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Stephen Herczeg
My next story is for submission to a crossover anthology which sees occult detectives (either established or one's own creation) solve cases involving the Cthulhu Mythos.
Mine will see Simon Iff unearth the disappearance of an idol that can be used to summon Dagon.
Should be fun.
Mine will see Simon Iff unearth the disappearance of an idol that can be used to summon Dagon.
Should be fun.
Stephen Herczeg
Just finish it.
The biggest problems for new and aspiring writers are:
1. Starting a story;
2. Finishing a story.
So many people simply continue to write/edit/polish a story until it shines in their eyes but never finish it.
The biggest trick I've found is, finish it, let it go, start another. You can always go back to it, but you need to finish it.
As they say, you can't have 100 published books/stories if you never finish one.
The biggest problems for new and aspiring writers are:
1. Starting a story;
2. Finishing a story.
So many people simply continue to write/edit/polish a story until it shines in their eyes but never finish it.
The biggest trick I've found is, finish it, let it go, start another. You can always go back to it, but you need to finish it.
As they say, you can't have 100 published books/stories if you never finish one.
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