purplerabbit (
purplerabbit) wrote2006-03-29 12:46 am
Writing Blues
Hours spent staring at the screen. Candle lit. Tea on the warmer next to me. Hours. Nothing.
I am in a gap again. I was so happy to be past the bloody bear scene but now I am in a quandary of what to show next. I know what happens but it isn't always about what happens as much as it is about what to show and from which character's perspective. It would be so much easier with one main character. Having six has drawbacks.
So I am going to climb in bed and hope for inspiration to strike in my sleeps. If my prayer is answered, when I wake next I will know how to write the next chapter.
I am in a gap again. I was so happy to be past the bloody bear scene but now I am in a quandary of what to show next. I know what happens but it isn't always about what happens as much as it is about what to show and from which character's perspective. It would be so much easier with one main character. Having six has drawbacks.
So I am going to climb in bed and hope for inspiration to strike in my sleeps. If my prayer is answered, when I wake next I will know how to write the next chapter.
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So, just write the scene from one character's perspective. That will get you through the scene and on with the rest of the story. You can go back and add everybody else's perspectives later.
Hi Dawn..