Besides being featured on Jill Weatherholt’s blog yesterday, I also guest posted on The Writer’s Path to share one of my articles on writing fiction.
It was interesting to look back on this post because I wrote it before either of my books were published. Still, I believe the concepts hold true and I wouldn’t change a thing.
Completing My First Draft: Three Things I’ve Learned
*Originally posted on Sept. 6, 2013 on jenniferkellandperry.com
Jennifer's Journal 
Enjoyed reading the article and look how far you have come, you are an inspiration Jennifer.
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Good to hear you got something out of it, Kath. Thanks! 😊
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I had never thought of tying in that excitement about the next project with finishing the current one, but it does make sense in the way you illustrated it. I also feel like the second point is the most important one for writers. I cannot imagine why anyone would do it if they did not love the process of writing!
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I know, hey? Thanks for dropping by and checking out the article! 🙂
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I’m going over to read it. Bringing back those memories of a first draft are special.
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Said like the true writer you are.
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This was great, Jennifer! As I mentioned over on The Writer’s Path, number two is a must!
Thanks so much for taking the spotlight on my blog. It’s been so much fun. 🙂
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Agreed on #2. Writing is much too hard if you don’t enjoy the process.
As for the spotlight, my pleasure, Jill! It’s been great. 😊
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This was interesting, Jennifer. The writing never stops!
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No, I hope not, Lois! Not for a good long while yet, anyway. Thanks. 🙂
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Gotta go now and write a book review!
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