#WordWeavers 23 What writing craft skill are you focusing on improving at this time?
Clearer plotting. Or rather, getting the activities of the antagonists to happen more on the page instead of in the background.
The editorial letter I paid for was encouraging about characterization and world building, but complained about the plotting or lack of it.
The detailed comments also hint that the editor missed some things I thought were being signaled, and possibly trusted the narrative too much.
Elyse M Grasso /
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2024-06-23 14:20:51
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