Book two revaluations

Late last night I had a revaluation and oddly enough it was after watching two minutes of the last Harry Potter movie just before I went to bed.

I realized that I had a few holes in chapter one of book two and that I was going about the story all wrong. There’s a danger that I was not addressing seriously enough with the WIA and all of the characters that revolve around the WIA. There are also a few things that I need to work on with Joseph.

I’m hoping that I will only need to tear apart the first chapter because I’m 178 pages into the book already and it would completely suck if I had to do a total re-write and tear everything down, and then build it back up again.

But I guess of that’s what I have to do then I’m going to have to do it, but hopefully not.

I should just be happy that I caught this mistake early.

Well looks like I have some work to do.

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I'm Chelsea Brown the author of Jenny Mac and the Man of Secrets, and I'm putting this blog up for a few reasons to get my book out there, to get your opinions on the book, and to turn you all into big Jenny Mac fans. So please check out my blog and leave a comment, or if you like my blog follow me; and anytime I post something new you'll be informed, so you won't miss a thing. Thanks for checking out my blog I hope to hear from you, and I hope you enjoy The Jenny Mac Book Blog. As well as my NEW blog LIVEONNE.
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9 Responses to Book two revaluations

  1. Rewrites and edits can be frustrating but they’re also a great adventure! Enjoy this time and watch your story grow!

  2. slepsnor says:

    I’ve run into a similar problem when I’m done writing and editing for continuity. I’ve found that a lot problems can be solved through adding scenes or even a few sentences here and there. I’m always scared that if I do a full re-write that I’ll lose the good stuff that I had during my first attempt. Good luck.

  3. Dawn Rinken says:

    Sucks when you realize something like this! I feel your pain. Usually when this happens to me, if I try to ignore it and keep on the path I’d been on, I find I just can’t write it anymore. But it energizes me to know the “truth” of my story, and the fixes are not that bad. Ah, these moments of clarity! ;)

  4. Lyn says:

    Hi Chelsea, thank you for dropping by my blog and “Liking” my post, ‘A Writer’s Nightmare’.
    I love your blog’s background; the quill and inkwell with writing paper is really cool.
    I’ve just finished the final edit of my first book — at least I hope it’s the last edit :-) –, My editor keeps emailing me and asking, “Where is the MS?”

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