Edits Continue

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I continue revivsions. I'm trying to follow Maass's suggestion of making certain each scene has microtension -- mini-mysteries and conflicts embedded at the sentence and paragraph level.

Also, I was stunned to discover Dindi Book 1 lacked cannibals. I've rectified that.

Comments

Sara Raasch said…
No cannibals?? For shame!

Hope edits are going smoothly :)
5:00 AM
J.L. Johnson said…
I think that's the hardest thing about doing revisions; making sure every, little, thing, runs, smoothly.
5:29 AM
Cindy R. Wilson said…
Oooooh, you've gotta love microtension. My new best friend.
7:10 AM
Michelle D. Argyle said…
That is excellent advice. It's a layer I haven't gotten to yet, but I will eventually. I've never heard it called microtension. That's awesome!
7:20 AM
The Screaming Guppy said…
! Cannibals!

Why is that such a fun topic?

Keep at it. Sorry I gave you the zombie-editing face. Or maybe I got it from you...

>:)
8:50 AM
Ban said…
rooting for ya !
9:07 AM
Davin Malasarn said…
Go, go, go, Tara!
10:09 AM
scott g.f.bailey said…
Mini-conflict is good. I've tried to have people push against each other constantly in my book, even the characters who like each other are at some kind of cross purposes all the time.

Keep at it! Nobody doesn't like cannibals.
11:18 AM
Unknown said…
LOL! More cannibals = awesome
12:23 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow! That's crazy cool! Cannibals! Hah love it!

Keep going with the revisions, I'm on the same rocking boat! It's going to be amazing when ur finished though!
12:30 PM
Traci said…
Cannibals? Ugh... LOL
5:22 PM
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