How do you know when your book is done? | WRITING Q&A

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0:27 - Plotting a multi POV book
2:24 - When should you do research?
4:23 - How do you know when a book is done?
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[@squidneysoup]

‘Your book will probably never be truly done’ is such a hard truth but it’s somehow exactly what I needed to hear today

[@jamesgossweiler1349]

I'll quote Stephen King who said, "The final draft is the one the publisher is willing to accept."