19: Revisions and working on multiple writing projects

An episode of the Writing in Color podcast, hosted by ChaChanna, titled "19: Revisions and working on multiple writing projects" was published on October 3, 2018 and runs 6 minutes.

October 3, 2018 ·6m · Writing in Color

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In this episode, I share my short story revision process, the kink in my imaginary writing checklist and how I am pushing forward to finish a piece and ultimately submit it. Do you work on multiple writing projects or do you follow one project until completion? Share you answer at WritingInColorPodcast.com

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In this episode, I share my short story revision process, the kink in my imaginary writing checklist and how I am pushing forward to finish a piece and ultimately submit it.

Do you work on multiple writing projects or do you follow one project until completion?

Share you answer at WritingInColorPodcast.com

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