It looks at though the womag editors have had a busy week.
On top of my rejection from Take A Break last week I had another two on Thursday and then one from Woman's Weekly on Friday.
I few of my fellow online group have also had rejections from TAB so it looks as though they are having a spring clean and clearing the clutter from their desks.
So much for reaching my target of ten for the end of May, I'm now down to only three.
Better get writing and subbing again!
Hope you are all having a better week.
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Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Completion!
Finally finished the dreaded last assignment and sent it off this afternoon. I feel free!!!!
Actually it hasn't been such a bad exercise as the play was based on a story I wrote in draft a while ago. For the length of the script I've had to give it much more depth, and now I'm wondering if I can convert it into a serial, which I've never tackled before. Should be an interesting exercise.
For a while now I've been a bit of a butterfly brain, flitting from one project to the next and never getting anywhere. This week, I've got so fed up with it that I've adopted a strategy of prioritising each project and working on it until its finished.
I know that probably sounds simple, but I just haven't been doing it. It's worked with the assignment, so next I'm going to tackle a story I wrote for assignment 9 of the course. I'm hoping with some careful tweaking I can turn this into a story for Take A Break Fiction Feast (Its a bit too gritty for The People's Friend).
By working this way, I'm hoping to complete a lot of projects which have been stagnating.
How do you prioritise your writing?
Actually it hasn't been such a bad exercise as the play was based on a story I wrote in draft a while ago. For the length of the script I've had to give it much more depth, and now I'm wondering if I can convert it into a serial, which I've never tackled before. Should be an interesting exercise.
For a while now I've been a bit of a butterfly brain, flitting from one project to the next and never getting anywhere. This week, I've got so fed up with it that I've adopted a strategy of prioritising each project and working on it until its finished.
I know that probably sounds simple, but I just haven't been doing it. It's worked with the assignment, so next I'm going to tackle a story I wrote for assignment 9 of the course. I'm hoping with some careful tweaking I can turn this into a story for Take A Break Fiction Feast (Its a bit too gritty for The People's Friend).
By working this way, I'm hoping to complete a lot of projects which have been stagnating.
How do you prioritise your writing?
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