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On the writing front, I'm torn. I have two fantasy MSs started, both of which are going to be series I'm hoping. One, a fairy tale retelling, the other dystopian. But there are so many more stories in me to write, most of them contemporary realistic, which I know will probably keep me a mid-lister for the rest of my writing days.
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I shouldn't have started a project when I already had one going. sigh. I also have two adult books started, and one chick lit I've been wanting to write forever. And then of course there is always something that needs editing. I wrote a book about a school shooting a couple years ago I'd like to polish up and send out.
Do you ever have more than one project going at a time? How do you balance the two?
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