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I agree with you about thinking that good prose has a cadence to it which makes the reading a sort of music to one's senses.
Interesting to hear her advice that those first six weeks are rough terrain. Good to know that even seasoned writers feel those potholes, but don't stop the ride.
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Great video clip, thanks. Thought it was interesting, her comments on how she's usually miserable for the first six weeks of writing a new novel!
Milt
Thanks, Marisa and Milton ... and yes, very interesting about the first six weeks - particularly as she must have endured so many starts given how many great books she's written.
I'm reading her letters at the moment - gripping. I'll try to find some of the quotes that give more insight into her writing process.
Milton! I have just visited your blog and you are a cat... will put out some cream next time.
Ah, thank you Auntie Sarah. I'd love some cream, maybe a wee cat biscuit or two as well, hmm?
Milton x
PS Muttie says she'd love to hear some JCO quotes.
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