Tag Archives: writing process

Dam Removal

Posted on 11/20/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I’ll admit that I sometimes watch videos on YouTube. Mostly I watch woodworking videos, but sometimes I watch videos of things like, music, science experiments, math tricks, and lately I’ve discovered a bunch of videos on dam removal. These are … Continue reading →

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Woes of Researching

Posted on 08/07/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I love researching facts and interesting points of obscure history. It’s fun and useful, but it can also be a trap. It’s been both this week as I research and continue to add to my novel. For example, at one … Continue reading →

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Looking Back

Posted on 07/24/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I’ve been working my novel, so far I am up to about 8,500 words of notes. Actual story, about 1,500. At this rate I figure I’ll have to have about 200,000 words of notes with maybe a 50,000 word book. … Continue reading →

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Writers Write

Posted on 07/10/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

Years ago I attended a day long writing workshop I vaguely remember the title to be something like, “Getting Published,” or some such thing. I only remember one thing from that day, “Writers write.” That was something the workshop leader … Continue reading →