#IWSG August 2nd, Writing Insecurities
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August 2nd Question – Have you ever written something that afterwards you felt conflicted about? If so, did you let it stay how it was, take it out, or rewrite it?
Mostly my conflict has been over, is it good enough, or I think of a better approach or perspective, after I have put it out into the world. Sometimes I let it stand or sometimes I pull and rewrite. If it is flash fiction and I get this novel idea, well then I don’t rewrite. I just add a note that things may change in the novel. The latter happens to me a lot. I have trouble in thinking of standalone. I can make anything connect, almost. I see patterns and connections everywhere.
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August 8, 2023 @ 14:47
Happy belated IWSG Day!
August 5, 2023 @ 18:04
I make stuff connect but not on purpose!
August 5, 2023 @ 18:06
Yah, get that–do that too, lol.
August 5, 2023 @ 07:22
Great quote by Nancy Kress. It sounds like you’ve got a good approach to making changes or expanding flash fiction.
August 5, 2023 @ 14:48
It’s not flash fiction, but a short form outline, which I guess is similar to really short flash fiction–but more like a serialization rather flash fiction. Yes that is one of my favorite. Thx for visiting.