reading the dreadful draft....
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Rats! Why haven"t I read this:
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1 comment:
don't get discouraged. that's always when i freak out and have a panic attack. if it upsets you, don't read it. just get feedback and stay away from it for at least 2 days. and even though everything in you might be saying it's terrible (and it might be, as i'm finding out now that i'm revising my 1st chapter on Willis), you accomplished something good. you wrote a draft. now you have something to work with. cheers! go have a BIG drink.
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