I consider myself to be a writer. Incidentally, I have exactly two friends that would place themselves in the same category, and neither of them are the two people that I send my writing to for editing and ideas.
I suppose that I should not have been surprised when one of my fellow writers decided that they wanted to work on a book together. It's not like she hasn't talked about it before now - I suddenly just can't decide if this is actually a good idea. I am so used to being the sole voice in the story. I am the generator - judge and jury of all plot decisions. Where does one draw the line for letting my voice be heard?
This may or may not have been a great decision.
I suppose that I should not have been surprised when one of my fellow writers decided that they wanted to work on a book together. It's not like she hasn't talked about it before now - I suddenly just can't decide if this is actually a good idea. I am so used to being the sole voice in the story. I am the generator - judge and jury of all plot decisions. Where does one draw the line for letting my voice be heard?
This may or may not have been a great decision.
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