You're too close to what you've written, and it's so easy to lose heart if you re-read too soon. Unless there are really fundamental structural misgivings you have, then trust in your idea and the forward momentum of what you've got going. It's the best working strategy there is. You can tinker and move stuff around later, but it's also funny how the pieces of the whole start to make sense as soon as you have the end in sight. ♥
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ninetydegrees
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on 2010-08-14 10:19 pm (UTC)You're too close to what you've written, and it's so easy to lose heart if you re-read too soon. Unless there are really fundamental structural misgivings you have, then trust in your idea and the forward momentum of what you've got going. It's the best working strategy there is. You can tinker and move stuff around later, but it's also funny how the pieces of the whole start to make sense as soon as you have the end in sight. ♥