From here, I will do one quick edit (something that will take less than two weeks) and then it will be shipped off to my lovely agent for the first viewing. After she gives me her thoughts, I will edit this bad boy right up until it is due to be sent into my editor at the start of May. For me, the editing process takes just about as long as it does to write the rough draft.
I promise that I will discus the process more and why this draft isn't technically the first draft of Book 2 later. Right now, I am crawling into bed where I plan to enjoy a very good night of sleep.
Oh, and for kicks. I discovered this image over on Keri Arthur's blog the other day. I simply fell in love with it. (Gee, I can't imagine why...) Have a great night and if I don't catch you again, have a great holiday weekend and a beginning of Spring.
5 comments:
Good job! When will you start Book 3 and won't you be doing something interesting as a side project? Curious. Oh by the way I have a question directed towards you. I have started taking interviews from authors and well I want to ask whether you would like to take part in it?
Congrats! Do you already have a general idea of what you want book three to be like?
Small side note, HOORAY for spring break! I'm glad to be home :)
I would be happy to take part in an author interview.
~Jocelynn
Yea for getting done!
And I love the image!r
Cheers!
Edits are always as much work if not more than the first draft for me, too. Enjoy the rest before you start on yours. :)
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