Yeah, figuring out how to archive can be a challenge in itself sometimes. I look forward to reading the story!
I'm also learning how to deal with leaving a story for longer periods of time than a few days and then returning to work on it, which is new. I normally write straight through when I start something, so it's a bit of a challenge.
Ooh that's interesting. I'm a chronic fits-and-starts writer for the most part, and frequently leaves things for weeks/months/years (except for ficlets or drabbles). Are there benefits you perceive to leaving it for longer periods (kinda like "sleeping on it" maybe?) or is it just the nature of what you've been writing lately?
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Date: 2014-06-26 01:51 am (UTC)I'm also learning how to deal with leaving a story for longer periods of time than a few days and then returning to work on it, which is new. I normally write straight through when I start something, so it's a bit of a challenge.
Ooh that's interesting. I'm a chronic fits-and-starts writer for the most part, and frequently leaves things for weeks/months/years (except for ficlets or drabbles). Are there benefits you perceive to leaving it for longer periods (kinda like "sleeping on it" maybe?) or is it just the nature of what you've been writing lately?