finish writing a novel

I’ve written about twelve different novels, all of them reaching a wall by the 40th page. In the next five years, I finally want to complete one of them!

I’ve begun multiple novels over the years, more than I even could count. Something in me, some fear of being rejected I suspect, kept me from ever finishing a single one. Most have never been read by anyone but me. I need to get over the fear of it not being good enough, and finish it, just for myself, even if no one else ever sees it.

Technically, I’ve written a novel. but I haven’t ‘finished’ it; it’s a rough draft, and a rather awful one at that. When I say I want to ‘finish’ a novel, I mean really finish—tie up all the loose ends, polish it, make it genuinely ready for publication.

As a note to everyone else: DO NOT USE PUBLISH AMERICA. They are bad juju for writers. Google search for information on reputable publishing agencies before trying to get published!

My book will be published this year. Look for at the site Publish America www.publishamerica.com or on Amazon www.amazon.com. It is called Imagica: The Boy Who Had No Imagination.

I finally finished a chapter book for children (ages 8-12). It is called Imagica: The Boy Who Had No Imagination. Not only have I finished it but if nothing jinxes it, it will be published soon. I will attach a link to this entry later.

It is a total of 57 pages, (average for chapter books are between 45 and 60). I am quite proud of it and eager to see it in print.

Now….to start working on longer novels!

I’ve been writing today in the universe of one of my novels. There’s a few more words into the pot. Or story, as it is. :D Yay!

but I have so many ideas that I never sit and concentrate on just one and I end up never completing anything.