Middle of August Status Update!
Relatedly, I burned out on C&D2 not once, but multiple times. In fact, for a couple weeks I was so burned out on every form of writing I wrote nothing whatsoever.
But currently, things are getting better! I am still recovering from the last C&D2 burnout, and I am presently working on a different project. So…
The bad news: C&D2 is probably not going to happen this year.
The good news: I am rapidly working on a new project. I don’t want to give any hard and fast dates, but it’s coming along!
What is this new project? Still a secret, but it’s a similar style to C&D, although it’s not a LitRPG and it’s WAAAAY darker. Somewhere in the NA range.
After it, I intend to finish C&D2, this time with a much happier attitude towards writing and success, and then we’ll probably be going between the two series for a while. But right now, I’m concentrating on getting this new project finished without burning out on it, too.
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How not to write fight scenes like a teenage boy describing his victory in a video game
I have seen many authors try, and fail, at doing fight scenes. The typical thought–and I say this having thought it myself–is that it’s all about prose and action and explosions and maybe some bad words said at dramatic moments.
This is false.
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Status Update!
The WIP turned out to be much more of a project than I initially anticipated. I plan to get back to it after C&D2.
I’m glad to hear from you, take your time! Sad to hear that things are not going as well as one might wish, but you can’t rush your muse.
Good luck on your secret project, and have a great day!
Loved C&D and looking forward to what comes next. Best of luck and keep at it