How do you know ...?
... if you've done your job?
As a writer, there's all manner of markers available. Word count. Stack of pages. Meeting deadlines. Selling a story. Editorial feedback. Books in stores.
I could go on, but to me, there's really only one way to tell if I've done my job and written a complete, worthwhile story. Do I, even knowing every word all too well, still feel a passionate response when I read it?
Having reread my latest, A TURN OF LIGHT, I can assure you by that measure? I've never done it better.
happyhappyhappyme!! I cried buckets!
Sorry you'll have to wait until March 2013
A Turn of Light
And yes, this is a strange line of work.
As a writer, there's all manner of markers available. Word count. Stack of pages. Meeting deadlines. Selling a story. Editorial feedback. Books in stores.
I could go on, but to me, there's really only one way to tell if I've done my job and written a complete, worthwhile story. Do I, even knowing every word all too well, still feel a passionate response when I read it?
Having reread my latest, A TURN OF LIGHT, I can assure you by that measure? I've never done it better.
happyhappyhappyme!! I cried buckets!
Sorry you'll have to wait until March 2013
A Turn of Light
And yes, this is a strange line of work.
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