Brian Freeman
Hi Rob,
Usually, I pick up speed as the drafting process goes on. The hardest part of each book is typically the first quarter to third of the draft, because that's the time when you're getting to know the characters and feeling the "flow" of the story. So in the early stages, I might only write 2 - 3 chapters a week. Then, as I get into the later sections of the book, I'll usually start doing 4 - 5 chapters a week.
Brian
Usually, I pick up speed as the drafting process goes on. The hardest part of each book is typically the first quarter to third of the draft, because that's the time when you're getting to know the characters and feeling the "flow" of the story. So in the early stages, I might only write 2 - 3 chapters a week. Then, as I get into the later sections of the book, I'll usually start doing 4 - 5 chapters a week.
Brian
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I think we went to high school together :) Carleen Higbee from Denfeld? You are friends with my cousin Robin Meierhoff! LOVE LOVE LOVE your books! Thought your name was familiar.....not sure which year you graduated :) Keep on...keeping us UP AT NIGHT BITING OUR NAILS WITH FRIGHT!!! :) :)
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