Trying to write a book while doing school visits is challenging.
This is my new office.

Today I noticed the title changes I've made.

And Dear Owen is so boring - and also has nothing to do with the story.
This probably sounds weird, but in most cases, for me, the title comes before the actual story. I might have a hazy idea of the story, but not until I think of the title does it become clearer. That was the case with The Short, Sad Life of Tooley Graham.
2 comments:
Barb, I'm the same way. Have to have the title before I can go any further.
Of course sometimes I have a title for 20 years before I actually get to work on the book.
Barbara,
I'm already interested.
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