Just finished the gripping Shot in the Dark by @BrittonBookGeek. Loved every minute and didn't want to put it down. And the ending! Aaargh! Can't wait to find out what happens next. When is book 2 coming out?
@thewhitecompany can you please stop sending brochures to my house. 6 years of trying to stop this persistent wasteful spam. I assume "rage" isn't a brand association you're looking to cultivate yet that's what happens every time I see one of those bloody things on my doormat
@BrittonBookGeek Sorry I couldn't make it to your online launch, work got in the way π£. Let me know if you do a London tour, so I get my copy signed!
@DougSchlesser Total echo of my mood. I've started writing The Crime Novel in earnest now and it's SO HARD. Hope yours is going well. Good to hear you're still going after the course which was somehow 2 years ago already!
How does everyone keep track of multiple plotlines and what to put where? I have several docs and excel files going and am sitting in front of the WIP, 5k words in, and already in a muddle
@TrunkytheTree I did give that a go a while back but didn't get on with it. I'm not sure why, as it's the obvious tool to use. Scary that you had unsaved work, hope you didn't lose it
@Sally_writes My problem is I've got ideas popping up on how to embellish the subplots as I'm plotting and writing and it's like argh I don't want to forget that, so I add it into the chapter plan and the excel file etc. Feel like I actually need an incident room and a whiteboard or something
Update following my rant earlier in the week about the shoddy writing course from the publisher: after I wrote to complain, they are investigating and gave me the refund I requested. Moral of this story: 1) believe in your own writing 2) always complain about crap service
New discovery: if you are exhausted and attempting to slog through work after a late night, listening Supergrass is like having a turbo charged caffeine hit