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MonicaEPierce

  1. #sixsunday: Flight #25 By Any Means Necessary wp.me/pDpl9-d6 -- Bartholomew forfeits the battle to win the war. 1:15 AM May 27th via WordPress.com
  2. @lkgg @JamieDeBree :D Thanks! 11:36 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  3. @lkgg @JamieDeBree @MelanieRGolden WIP is calling me back. Thanks for giving me a mental break, ladies. Nice chatting with you! 11:34 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  4. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg << There's a lot to be said for allowing the inner-writer dictate where the story's going. Keeps it fresh. 11:33 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  5. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg So I suppose I plot "on the fly" as it were. I'd *like* to be a plotter.... << Whatever works. 11:32 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  6. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg ...I think about what happened & what needs to... << Well, otherwise what's the point? 11:31 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  7. RT @MelanieRGolden: Aw, crud. Mc's storyline is now sad. #amwriting << Boo-hoo! Weep! 11:30 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  8. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg I've tried several plotting methods...nothing works for me. << I do a loose outline. Too impatient for much more. 11:28 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  9. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg Fascinating how our opposite methods = same outcome (book!) << True! 11:25 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  10. RT @lkgg: @JamieDeBree And yes, the died-in-the-wool plotter is currently working on a WIP without an outline. << Change can be good. 11:23 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  11. RT @lkgg: @JamieDeBree I plot (most) and research throughout. @monicaepierce << I find that if I plot ahead, the first draft is fast & clean 11:22 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  12. @JamieDeBree I tried that w/ first book & it's bitten me in the @$$. Plotting doesn't come naturally, but I need the discipline. 11:21 PM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to JamieDeBree
  13. RT @lkgg: @MonicaEPierce My turn to *ahem* @JamieDeBree << Naw, that one's not snagged b/c of emotion. Lots o' reasons, but not that. 11:19 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  14. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg ..takes me longer to work through my phases for more emotional work. << The more emotion, the faster for me. 11:17 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  15. RT @JamieDeBree: That's funny that you over-write at first...I under-write.... << Over-think is more like it for me. 11:15 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  16. @JamieDeBree @lkgg ROFL! 11:14 PM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to JamieDeBree
  17. RT @JamieDeBree: @lkgg For me it comes down to how much research is required as I draft & if I've plotted. 11:13 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  18. RT @MelanieRGolden: My mind is blank. What is the name of an in between space of living/dead? << Limbo. 11:10 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
  19. @lkgg I was referring to you giving me sh!t about how long a certain series is taking. ;P 11:08 PM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to lkgg
  20. RT @lkgg: @MonicaEPierce "Ahem" Why? @JamieDeBree << I quote: "For me the number of revisions still depends on the book." 11:06 PM May 25th via TweetDeck