Hitting a Wall
After a great Sunday (6,144 words), I’ve hit something of a wall this week–not breaking 2,000 since then, and not breaking 1,000 for the last three days. The problem is that I’ve hit something of a dull moment.
Specifically, David’sd graduation. It’s not really all that dull–it’s a very short portion of the book, so readers will whiz right through it. I have to slog through each and every word. Also, it’s an important piece of scenery for the book, and the event the entire story is organized around (aside from the murder). So it’s not like I can or should just skip it. I’m just going to have to muscle it out, I think.
My other problem is that I’m coming to the end of my typed outline. I’ve typed up a bit more, but I’m not sure if I should spend time typing & neatening the entire rough outline, or if I should just type from the chicken scratch on the notebook paper from here on out. Decisions, decisions.
