Congratulations. You’re going to have a baby. If you’re a guy, don’t expect interviews from the tabloids. Jack or Julie, you’re in for some solitary pondering, plotting, and pounding the keyboard to produce that novel you’ve always wanted to write. Yep, it’s kind of like bringing a baby into the world: conception, gestation, putting it out there for the world to admire. Or not. But you’ll love it one way or another. I’ll share some thoughts as I work on my fourth novel, and pass along things learned along my way. Beginnings (always hard), middles (watch out lest they sag), and endings we can talk about among other things. For proper grammar and punctuation, however, Maeve Maddox is your gal.
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I have been pregnant with my latest novel for about five years! I hope to deliver this Fall. I will follow your blog and see if I can pick up any tips.
I’m not currently writing, but will access your website daily. I like keeping up with writerly things, in case I want to write again on a moment’s notice. I’m sure you have applicable tips.
Raymona,
What a great website! I like the look and your tone. I think this is going to be easy to follow and will be a wonderful help to us struggling writers.
I’m especially interested in learning how to keep my novel from sagging in the middle. It’s a problem we both have!