I Have To Rewrite My Entire Mystery Novel?!🔎✍🏿 a writing vlog
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- I finally hit 70k words in my novel, but now I'm facing a major writer’s dilemma: do I rewrite the entire book or wait to fix everything in revisions? Join me as I talk through the struggle and share insights on handling massive changes this late in the game. If you're a writer working on a book/story, you'll want to hear this!
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As someone who loves doing work in a coffee shop, your thought process is the same as mine. 💙💙💙
Love just hearing some of your thoughts/concerns,def was not too much talking or too long!! Also been waiting for the eternal key verse videos, please do!
When it comes to first drafts, my process is the same as yours. Which is why I'm stuck right now too with my latest novel. Might give that the back seat and work on something else. 😫😫 It was great to hear how things are going with your project!
Awesome video! Can't wait to see more vlogs!
@@NiveaK. Thank you for watching as always !
i love this channel! wishing you all the best in getting this first draft done! you got this!!!!!
Thank you so much!!
I like learning about other writers' process. Fun video! You're right, processes can be very different, but mine sounds a lot like yours, where my first draft is very solid. Not necessarily good, but not amorphous. All the components are there.
I hadn't thought about how writing in public could keep you focused. I used to sometimes write at the library. I write mostly now on my couch on a chromebook, which is too slow to hold anything fun or distracting.
I don't know about for the sake of the mystery, but my favorite hardboiled novels are Raymond Chandler's. If you haven't read him, you'll be blown away by his use of simile. James M. Cain is good, too, but for noir instead of hardboiled.
I'm glad to know I'm not alone in the way I draft! Also, thanks for the recs. My book is pretty noir, so I'll have to check out James M. Cain.
You’re almost at the end! 🎉🎉 Thinking I’m gonna put off my sci fi romance. Been thinking it might fit a visual storytelling medium more. So trying to figure what other story to write now.
@@kenbryan339 Ooooo what kinda visual storytelling you thinking about?
@@ldjwrites For some reason I’m thinking webtoons though I’ve never tried to make one but I feel like it fits. I think the idea might be too slice of life and the small sci fi elements would be better shown visually than through just words. And the whole aliens living on earth like normal might be more believable visually like a comic can get away with certain things without too much logical scientific explanations
Def consider vlogging your boredom! I have abandoned several novel manuscripts bc I'm bored and I'd love to see how you overcome it.
@@natesmith5444 Ah, okay, well I’ll be sure to keep that in mind for future vlogs! Thanks for watching Nate :)
This, please. :D
Agatha christie, orient express, death on the nile, etc 2:44
I’ve heard good things about all three of those. Thank you for the recs and for watching!
love your videos and congrats on your word count! :) although I understand how difficult it can be when it comes to revisions :(
@@EmilySchaubeck9 Thank you so much!!! And yeah I feel like the revision process for this book might be a little tough but I’m looking forward to it
YAY FOR VILLAGE WELL
@@briellewrites I couldn’t find a seat inside for like 30 minutes 😭😭😭
@@ldjwrites oh yes it’s a struggle lol. The only time I can find seating is the morning by
Looking forward to the eternal keyverse dive I have been very curious~
I’m looking forward to making it!
Hi, I would highly recommend reading Memory Man by David Baldacci. It's about a man who sees his family's dead bodies in the house (backstory/prologue) which then is connected to the school shooting that happens many years later, which then opens up the case again about who killed his family. It's fast-paced and highly engaging :D
@@SherynRouf ooooo interesting! I’ll definitely have to check that one out!
"Obviously I'm the writer, so I know everything that happens... for the most part." LOL RELATABLE 😂😂
@@nataliejaneshields I know 90% of what’s going to happen! The other 10%…who knows hahaha
@@ldjwrites I feel that in my sooouuullll 😅😂
Anything in the Easy Rawlins series by Walter Mosley.
Please wear the hell are you getting the idea from
Check out my first Camp NaNoWriMo vlog video to where I explain how I came up with this book idea and explain the plot/characters/setting!