A romance takes sixty days.
My secret is…, I just simply do it. I handwrite an outline
then I sit in front of my computer and I get started nonstop. And I do mean
nonstop. No editing. No rereading. Nothing. Nada. Zip. The rule is, I’m not allowed to read
what I have written until it’s over. By doing that, I free myself to focus on
just one thing. Writing. And go at it HARD. Of course the book is extremely
rough. Sometimes there is nothing but dialogue for pages, but at least this way
I have a general idea of the scenes, how long the story is going to be, and how many love
scenes are going to be required. LOL. If I have a chapter I’m not feeling, I just
write a few lines then type NEED TO FINISH ANGELA! (by the way, no one calls me Angela but
my mother) in big letters, then I move on to the next scene. By doing that I am
able to flesh out an entire book in thirty days. Yes. 30 days. Afterwards, that’s
when the rewrites begin.
Muahhh!
Angie
Writing isn’t supposed to feel like work. It should be
fun. So as an author you have to find ways to make the experience enjoyable like I do. And as a
result, I have the best job in the world.
Muahhh!
Angie
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