To be a working writer means finding a way to motivate yourself to
keep working. A complete novel can require you to string together 60,000
to 80,000 words, organized into cohesive storylines that are comprised
of chapters. The chapters are built from scenes, which in turn rely on
paragraphs which are put together one sentence at a time.
It's an incredible amount of work and more than a little daunting to consider. (continue on Once in a Blue Muse. . . )
