What's left? Formatting the manuscript for submission (which I've already done; that's easy), and writing a synopsis, for those publishers who take their submissions in the "Three chapters and a synopsis" format. Then we're on track to get the thing out there. It's time for this thing to fly. As a great pilot once said, "I am a leaf on the wind...watch how I soar!"
I honestly can't convey how much I have invested in this story. I'm all in on this one, folks. This is my "Go big or go home" project. After this? A week or so of not thinking about writing fiction...and then it's time to finish the NaNoWriMo book I started, and after that, time for the sequel, Princesses Still In SPACE!!! (not the actual title).
For right now, though, it's rum o'clock.
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I have no doubt that you will start a bidding war with your story. Find a small yet heroic role for me in the movie, will ya?
you deserve a swig or three...
Writing the synopsis is a bit of a challenge. And saying that writing the synopsis is a "bit of a challenge" is an understatement.
Good luck with it.
Wishing the very best for you with this. I can't wait to read Princesses (not to mention learn what the actual title is/will be)!
That reminds me. I need to buy more rum.
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