“Whether or not you write well, write bravely."

lyssaloveless:

I’m not happy with it, but I’m releasing it anyway so that I may force myself to move forward.  The more time I spend tearing apart this one chapter, the less time I have to spend on actually finishing the writing part.  

I haven’t written in third person since I was ten and wrote the Milly the Monkey Goes to… series, so Origin is basically me experimenting with that.  I definitely prefer first person, but when I tried converting the first chapter into first person narration, it didn’t feel right.  So for now, it shall stay as is.

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lyssaloveless:

yWriter and Word are open, wrist brace is on, makeup is off so I can feel free to rub my face and headdesk repeatedly, I’ve got my handy notebook full of notes and secrets, a great playlist is a shufflin’, and I am ready to step back into the life of Brynn Vanderburg.

See ya’ later… assuming I don’t blow my head off.

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