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Writing Diary of Novelist Holly Lisle
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by Holly Lisle on June 24, 2009 · 1 comment
Took myself by surprise when my villain (whom the heroine thinks of as Camel Coat) showed up without warning.
Got 439 words and an edgy bit of a tense scene—tomorrow, I’ll probably hit the part where the trap snaps shut, and catches more that it was intended to catch.
But for tonight, I’m done, and very, very happy with what I wrote.
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Gotta love it when the stuff you write is amazing. And so good it surprises even you. I have not had that feeling much, but when I do I walk on air.