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You are very prolific. What is your daily writing habit? Do you try to hit a daily word count? Do you prioritize, say, the current novel you’re working on over finishing a new blog entry? It feels as you take a very blue collar work ethic approach to writing, which I admire quite a bit, but are you worried about burning yourself out? Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.

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Best tactic or words of wisdom to cope with the utter slowness that is the publishing world?

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