A writing query for you all
Dec. 17th, 2012 10:28 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
Hiya. Long time lurker, infrequent commenter. I have a question poking around on the squishy grey shelves of my brain that I'd like hear some answers to that relate to our shark-jumping heroine and the deterioration of her storyline.
What lessons have the post-Narcissus in Chains novels taught you all?
I ask because I am a novelist and I've written four novels so far, working on getting them published, which is hard. I've heard bits here and there that suggest some of you are also writers and so I wanted to know if you too have been taking notes on what to do and what not to do based on the crap that Hamilton pulls with Anita.
For the interest of brevity, I'll toss my lessons into a list. Feel free to add yours below if my post strikes your fancy.
( What Not to Do in my Writing )
What lessons have the post-Narcissus in Chains novels taught you all?
I ask because I am a novelist and I've written four novels so far, working on getting them published, which is hard. I've heard bits here and there that suggest some of you are also writers and so I wanted to know if you too have been taking notes on what to do and what not to do based on the crap that Hamilton pulls with Anita.
For the interest of brevity, I'll toss my lessons into a list. Feel free to add yours below if my post strikes your fancy.
( What Not to Do in my Writing )