The End

[astraether]

As I said on my Facebook page, those are two of the most satisfying words to type. I finished my novel today, clocking it in at 92,764 words. It's a rough draft, of course, but I wrote it all the way through, beginning to end, in the space of less than two months. That's a lot of writing!

I was fortunate (depending on how you look at it?) that I've

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[sandra_e]

Congrats on finishing! I'll be reading in the next few days. Look forward to it.

Now that we're here, we need to talk about how to continue supporting each other in non-drafting writing efforts.

[astraether]

Probably reading and critiquing and doing our best to augment one another's strengths and beef up our weaknesses? Although it may also depend on what we want to get out of it. Still, that seems like the next step to me. Now that I'm not so feverishly trying to finish mine, I've got a chance to give yours a reread, which I also hope to do in the next few days!

[anonymous]

Even more proud to know you now! Congratulations! =D

See, this is even MORE reason to come to GenCon in August. You are all authory 'n shit. You should come to panels with other authors and talk about authoring authoritatively.

[melei]

Argh. The "anonymous" comment was me.

FB's link to LJ confuses me, apparently.

[astraether]

Heh, no worries. Thanks for clarifying! And I don't know that I can do anything authoritatively. I'm just learning all this, myself. ;)

[hairypolack]

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