One of the more difficult adjustments for newly published authors to make -- and for established authors, too! -- is the need to work on multiple projects at once. There's the book you're promoting, the book you're editing/proofreading, the book you're drafting, the book you're hoping to sell, and . . . sometimes more! (For me, there's also the book I'm co-writing!) And if you're published with multiple houses across multiple genres, it can get really tricky to switch gears.
Working on multiple projects
Working on multiple projects
Working on multiple projects
One of the more difficult adjustments for newly published authors to make -- and for established authors, too! -- is the need to work on multiple projects at once. There's the book you're promoting, the book you're editing/proofreading, the book you're drafting, the book you're hoping to sell, and . . . sometimes more! (For me, there's also the book I'm co-writing!) And if you're published with multiple houses across multiple genres, it can get really tricky to switch gears.
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