I am currently in the midst of revising my work, and I have found that AutoCrit is an invaluable tool for editing. This program allows me to input my book and generate numerous reports, helping me to identify areas that require improvement. It’s truly a game changer, particularly since I struggle with the concept of showing versus telling in my writing.
However, even after using AutoCrit, I know that there may still be room for improvement. For this reason, I plan on enlisting the help of a developmental editor to ensure that my work is as close to perfection as possible.
I’m currently working on a few different writing projects. One is an idea for a television series that I’m hopeful will capture the attention of Netflix. It’s about a demon who is looking for a new career. I also have a science fiction story in the works, which follows a group of colonists as they embark on a journey through space to find a new planet to call home. The story will feature a variety of spaceships and space stations. Once I have the overall plot mapped out, I can start creating an outline and eventually begin writing the first draft.
I’ve found that switching between projects keeps my motivation levels high and prevents me from burning out or becoming bored. As such, I will likely begin drafting out the teleplay soon.
I have plenty to keep me busy in this retirement life which is AWESOME!
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