Chuck Wendig
A novel is worth writing when you decide it's worth writing.
Do you really want to write it? Then it's worth it.
Do you really want to write it? Then it's worth it.
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Henry
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Chuck Wendig:
I read the Miriam Black novels and your writing books at the same time; they really got me thinking about how many villains try to plot out other people's lives, and how many protagonists pants their way back to safety. Do you see your characters as being novelists in real time?
P.T.
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Chuck Wendig:
You provide writers with a whole lot of writing advice via your blog and books. Do you think there is any risk in pulling back the curtain on your writing processes? Is there anything to the "7 book sagas instantly pop into my head fully formed" mystique that some writers cultivate?
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