I think one of the things that holds new writers back is the idea that a first draft is supposed to be perfect. It’s easy to fall into the trap of self-editing or giving up partway through a manuscript, but first drafts aren’t supposed to be perfect or pretty. They’re supposed to be messy.
To kick off a month of special events celebrating the 25th anniversary of Indigo, I will be signing copies of COVER ART at Chapters in Peterborough.
I will be hanging out at Chapters Peterborough and signing copies of COVER ART.
I will be reading from Cover Art, answering questions and signing books at the Warkworth Public Library.
Join us in celebrating the launch of my cozy mystery, COVER ART!
A book blog tour is so much fun, because you can join, no matter where you are in the world.
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I’m absolutely thrilled and grateful to have received an Ontario Arts Council publisher’s recommender grant for writers, to support the completion of my current work in progress.
I use the spreadsheet to track, not only my productivity, but also my creativity. I can record the date, time, as well as whether I’m writing longhand or on the computer, editing or drafting.
