Hello my lovely readers! I am so sorry it has been so long since my last post. I have just survived my first week of graduate school and I am just now finding time to write and blog. I will hope to update this blog at least once a month, maybe more.
A quick update on my life: I really love grad school! It is really hard and challenging and I usually have three to five hours of homework per night, but I love it! I am so excited to learn more about education and teaching and I can't wait to be out in the field teaching English and French to my own students one day.
But back to the blog. Today's post is based on one of the most frequently asked questions I get as a writer.
What is it like to write a book?
Well, it is quite difficult to put into words what it is like to write a book so I thought I would mirror my last blog post and use GIFS to properly explain what really goes through a writer's head when they write their novel. This is to all my writer friends out there!
The Dreaded First Page
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| The struggle is so real. |
Getting into the zone
WRITE, WRITE, WRITE
A character does something completely unexpected.
A character dies.
Writer's Block
You have to explain to your friends why you can't go out because you have to find out what happens in your own book.
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| But let's be real, you didn't want to go out anyway. |
Coffee break
More coffee
You write 2,000 words in one day.
You write zero words in one day.
Trying to figure out the title.
When someone asks you what your book is about.
When someone asks to read what you have so far
When someone asks you to write them into your book
When you finish your book.
Then you begin to edit...
But then you remember you wrote a book.
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| YOU DID IT! |
THE END
