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Progress Report, in which circumstances are discussed

Posted on July 16, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

A funny thing happened last week:  instead of making more novel notes, as I’d intended to do, I found myself following up on a few outstanding matters.  Then I did a bit of database updating.  And I figured while I … Continue reading →

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Progress Report, in which the race resumes

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

Yes, folks, you read that correctly:  the race is back on!  And I must say, it’s taken a turn for the very interesting. In all honesty, I thought Potential Novel Project #1 had jumped out to a well-nigh insurmountable lead.  … Continue reading →

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Progress Report, in which I compare rewriting to dieting

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

Some 6100 words later, the rewrite of “Spectator Sport” is done.  Magic Meter marks the moment: I had hoped to cut about 1K from this draft, and was making good progress toward that goal—but in the last scene, I wound … Continue reading →

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