Writing a novel is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle composed of pieces you carved yourself
My metaphor only worked if there was such a thing as a wooden jigsaw puzzle. Luckily, there is.
I’m trying to write a whimsical children’s novel (you know, something in the style of Harry Potter or Lemony Snicket or Dianne Wynne Jones’s oeuvre), because I wasn’t in the mood to write another short story and I wasn’t in the mood to write anything long and…
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