From: julie@pascal.org

On Saturday, May 24, 2014 9:18:22 AM UTC-6, Dirk van den Boom wrote:
> Am 23.05.2014 20:26, schrieb J.Pascal:
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> > So... maybe I'm the only person ever who finds it hard to stick to one
thing to the end,
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> Me too. That's why I normally write three novels in parallel, so that I
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> can switch from one to the other if I'm a bit bored with a particular
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> scene or idea. With that, I work consistently every day, and it's not
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> rotating, it's doing all three at the same day, but in different
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> sequence and at different times of the day. Has been very helpful in
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> accomplishing an average of 7-8 novels a year.
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So how do you keep from ending up with, oh, five novels instead of three?

-Julie

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