@melissamedinavo Sorry Melissa, I can't make it to class. Thing is I woke up dead, came back to life old, and had this whole Benjamin Button adventure. Now I'm gone back too far and I'm too short to reach the doorknob to my studio.
@AuthorGFAllen The way I see it is this: if you're organized enough to keep plots straight it can work. The only trade off then is time and release schedules.
It's going to be 2 books in roughly the same amount of time, just a question of sequentially or both done at once.
@MictheMatt Same though so...how about *checks notes* those Dodgers, huh?
(I don't know sports and will respond with surface level platitudes at best if someone genuinely answers ๐คฃ)
@MikeDelamorte The balancing point I think is between shots on goal and taking the time to make a good shot, so to speak.
Have the volume but are shooting to shoot? That's time and care problem
Not having enough leads to need to be discerning? Sourcing problem
Sweet spot in the middle imo
@Mythos_books@Wolfofsteele Don't worry!
Minor typos can be corrected in audio on the fly by narrators, no problem.
It's normal for the narrator to read the book before they commit recording, so they can identify any concerns they may have with the content or structure that may make it not a good fit.