The process of editing novel is dangerous....

 Hey guyss....

I know I have just disappeared from everywhere but things haven't been going too smoothly.

Like I said I am thinking of getting into a college though I don't if I will be able to complete it or not because I don't really find studying interesting as much as I like writing interesting.

 But still why skip the experience? 

So few days ago...

ummm....

no....

half a month ago I studied for a entrance exam gave it and luckily it was the last entrance exam now I have to wait to get admitted in one college. After that I jump back into editing my novel and let me tell you it wasn't a piece of cake at all...

My story is a mess, there are many plot holes and disturbances in flow many incidents doesn't make sense. Usually this is actually what 1st draft is like. But I just didn't expect it would be this big of a mess. Sometimes actually most of the times I have to rewrite a particular scene which is very annoying.

I actually wanted to publish story before my birthday but looks like the hopes are very less. I don't know what I should do and what not. 

Additionally I am not being able to gather support anymore. And I can't really expect people to support me when I am being too busy to post even one post. It might not look believable. But I need to spend around 8 to 10 hours on editing still only be able to edit few pages.

You think it's frustrating?

Not really it's something I love doing what annoys me more is that I can't get time to do other things such as gathering support it might look like it's not a big deal but I don't think if I publish a novel without support it would be of any use.

Doing everything on my own is sure is overwhelming but i am not here complaining. This is just me talking to you all sharing my problems because I really can't share it with anyone else. This is not a complaint but a chapter of my life on which I am not giving up easily.

If there are problems it will only make me stronger and more dedicated to publish novel even more. So that when I get famous I could tell this story again👀👀.huh... Clever isn't?

Anyways I will see you next time if I live till then.

Until next time.....I am signing off.

Bubye. Love you all 💖 😘 


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