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Hello hello *waves*. I’m Cassandra I’m a very avid reader (like seriously, I read like it’s the air I need to breathe) so much so that NO ONE has ever seen me without a book or three, my husband hates it but my 3yo daughter is following in my footsteps so I’m very happy with that.
I love pretty much all romance tropes, but shifters will always take center stage.
If you feel the same come join me in Shifter Central. It’s kinda like FB without the BS and drama....to me that’s a win/win.
https://silver-sentinels.mn.co/
I love pretty much all romance tropes, but shifters will always take center stage.
If you feel the same come join me in Shifter Central. It’s kinda like FB without the BS and drama....to me that’s a win/win.
https://silver-sentinels.mn.co/

Jackie wrote: "I am a very avid reader. I must read every day no matter how late I have to work. It's my way to unwind after working two jobs. Lately I have been exploring more of the writing process and how to p..."
Well then, this is a great group for you. We're serious about answering any questions, especially about putting pen to paper!
Well then, this is a great group for you. We're serious about answering any questions, especially about putting pen to paper!

Jackie wrote: "Awesome! Thank you so much. Is it true to start off with a character sheet/outline of what you want to write before starting to write? I started writing a story and its already 14,000 words and I h..."
I happen to just write. I have an endpoint, like I know where I'm going to end. For Book 5, Delia and Allard will get a happy ending. Then, each day I sit down to write, I try to make their lives just frustrating enough.
In short, there is no one way, just the way that works best for you to get words on the page.
I happen to just write. I have an endpoint, like I know where I'm going to end. For Book 5, Delia and Allard will get a happy ending. Then, each day I sit down to write, I try to make their lives just frustrating enough.
In short, there is no one way, just the way that works best for you to get words on the page.
Jackie wrote: "Thank you so much for the advice"
I like to remind myself that it doesn't matter how the words end up on the page as they get there. If an outline helps, use it. If a rough timeline listing beats helps, use it.
Do whatever works for you and ignore anyone who says "this is the only way to do it."
I like to remind myself that it doesn't matter how the words end up on the page as they get there. If an outline helps, use it. If a rough timeline listing beats helps, use it.
Do whatever works for you and ignore anyone who says "this is the only way to do it."
Cassandra wrote: "Hello hello *waves*. I’m Cassandra I’m a very avid reader (like seriously, I read like it’s the air I need to breathe) so much so that NO ONE has ever seen me without a book or three, my husband ha..."
Hellllllloooooooo!!!
Hellllllloooooooo!!!
Jackie wrote: "I am a very avid reader. I must read every day no matter how late I have to work. It's my way to unwind after working two jobs. Lately I have been exploring more of the writing process and how to p..."
You're working two jobs? that's huge! and glad you get the wind down afterwards. Escapism at its best :)
You're working two jobs? that's huge! and glad you get the wind down afterwards. Escapism at its best :)
Jackie wrote: "Awesome! Thank you so much. Is it true to start off with a character sheet/outline of what you want to write before starting to write? I started writing a story and its already 14,000 words and I h..."
There are plotters who plan everything out in advance and pansters who literally fly by the seat of their pants! There is no "wrong" or "right" way to write a book - it's what gets you to the end goal and remember that when it comes time to edit, you can go back and make all those changes then. I make up a series bible (rarely write standalones) and add in all the details I know up front and create the characters and their world/setting a little. But I add in everything as it comes up in the book so I don;t go back and trip myself up later on. Great resource and very easy to do!
There are plotters who plan everything out in advance and pansters who literally fly by the seat of their pants! There is no "wrong" or "right" way to write a book - it's what gets you to the end goal and remember that when it comes time to edit, you can go back and make all those changes then. I make up a series bible (rarely write standalones) and add in all the details I know up front and create the characters and their world/setting a little. But I add in everything as it comes up in the book so I don;t go back and trip myself up later on. Great resource and very easy to do!