When is a book done? | Wizards, Warriors, & Words
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We discuss when it’s a good time to finish a project. We also talk about how to develop an objective mind when you’re editing – including some of the strange tactics we use to see our stories with fresh eyes.
Had a good chuckle at the "this is amazing" doesn't help, which was exactly my feedback with Fletcher's latest book I beta read. Usually I send back about a one to three page document of stuff that didn't work well for me, or could use smoothening up. Some books just are cleaner in beta stage than others are as published copies 😅
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Great episode
For more about our hosts and our books:
Dyrk Ashton: https://www.paternusbooks.com/
Excellent talk, welcome back Rob.
Michael R. Fletcher: http://michaelrfletcher.com/
Rob J. Hayes: https://www.robjhayes.co.uk/
Can confirm, writers who are stuck on their own stories will read others’ and fix their plot holes rather than work on their own story. Not speaking from experience or anything…
Jed Herne: https://jedherne.com/
Dyrk needs to rock the mustache!!