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Sandra Haven Your ideas are worth writing down. No one else will ever see the world--be it a fantasy or reality--the same as you do. Too many writers hesitate, fea…moreYour ideas are worth writing down. No one else will ever see the world--be it a fantasy or reality--the same as you do. Too many writers hesitate, fearful they aren't up to the challenge. But skills and techniques can be learned. Share with others through your writing!(less)

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Sandra Haven I have taught courses on developing emotion in a book, how to create a compelling protagonist, and how to write a worthwhile villain. I am currently t…moreI have taught courses on developing emotion in a book, how to create a compelling protagonist, and how to write a worthwhile villain. I am currently turning those courses into books.(less)

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Are We There Yet? (Book Writer’s Quandary Decoded)

When is your book ever right?
When is it good enough, or even actually done?

A new writer contacted me, in that same quandary that most writers face, whether with their first book or their 30th.

Here was his message:

[My writing] is going slow and quite frustrating. I know there are a lot of changes that need to be made, to both the story (better-inciting incident, character motivation) as wel