Acacia K. Parker's Blog, page 3
August 17, 2016
What am I doing?
I have no idea what I'm doing.
That's the honest to God truth in a lot of different aspects of my life and this whole self-publishing thing isn't any different.��
I've been writing RECESS��since I was 18. Over the past twelve years I have written it, scrapped it,��picked it back up only to throw it��away and forget about it.��I told myself I couldn't do it, that the characters weren't strong enough, that the story wasn't good enough. Now, as I stare at the final version that I've edited more than
That's the honest to God truth in a lot of different aspects of my life and this whole self-publishing thing isn't any different.��
I've been writing RECESS��since I was 18. Over the past twelve years I have written it, scrapped it,��picked it back up only to throw it��away and forget about it.��I told myself I couldn't do it, that the characters weren't strong enough, that the story wasn't good enough. Now, as I stare at the final version that I've edited more than
July 7, 2016
This is where it starts
They say the first time for anything is the hardest.
I keep telling myself that every time I open my manuscript to edit it for what seems like the 100th time. I keep telling myself that every time I sit down at my art table to start another drawing that eventually, one day, I might just be as good as the people I see on Instagram and Facebook that get thousands of likes for showing a tiny portion of an unfinished piece of work. I keep telling myself that over time, at some point, I'll get to
I keep telling myself that every time I open my manuscript to edit it for what seems like the 100th time. I keep telling myself that every time I sit down at my art table to start another drawing that eventually, one day, I might just be as good as the people I see on Instagram and Facebook that get thousands of likes for showing a tiny portion of an unfinished piece of work. I keep telling myself that over time, at some point, I'll get to
