Date: 2009-06-22 07:33 pm (UTC)
One of the big things that the NaNoWriMo people go on about is that you've got to allow yourself to skip bits. In general, I think, the intent is to come back to them (although at least in my case, if I don't want to write something "now" I am unlikely to want to do so later either) but the part that I keep rolling around in my head from time to time is the idea that if you're the one writing the story, why should you have to write the parts you don't want to? Restructure the story so you don't have to write them, instead.

Steering the Craft sounds interesting... is it up for borrowing when you're done playing with it?
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Adventures in Mamboland

"Jazz Fish, a saxophone playing wanderer, finds himself in Mamboland at a critical phase in his life." --Howie Green, on his book Jazz Fish Zen

Yeah. That sounds about right.

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