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As I enter the final wrap-up stage of Relatively Risky, the first book in my The Big Uneasy series—pause here to do my end zone celebration—I now face another start line. Yes, I know I mixed my sports up. How’s this? I’m back to the scrimmage line. You would think that characters and plot would not line up against you. You’re telling their story, after all. But characters can be surprisingly bitter, even the good ones.
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I have two daughters who are runners. I’ve watched them work at it, hurt from it, and run through rain, sleet and snow. I have enormous admiration for them both. I’ve also learned a lot from them.
Whether you are starting a race, a book, or a new project of any kind, you need to:
I found this excellent post on how to build in good habits from one of my favorite blogs, Copywriter. There are some additional productivity articles and I loved: You Had One Job…LOL And for my writing friends, here’s a great blog/book on boosting your word count with great prep work by Rachel Aaron.
Of course, I know that starting is not finishing. So next Monday we’ll talk about sagging middles. There might be a girdle analogy. That’s either a warning or a promise.
So, please share your starting thoughts? Feelings? Hate? Love? Your tips for getting movement? All comments are entered into my monthly drawing for $10 AnaBanana gift card. Winner is announced in the first blog post of the new month
Perilously yours,
Pauline
Pauline Baird Jones is thrilled to be finishing her 13th novel and returning to her romantic suspense roots. Relatively Risky will release in March, 2013. It features a brooding hero who is afraid of kids, a quirky heroine who attracts kids, and New Orleans (which is weird and wonderful!). There are also lots of bad guys. And some kids. But not a lot. One can only torture a hero so far before he bolts.
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