but i think it's interesting how you feel that scenework is "death" to a story ~ do i understand that right? like writing the scene will sort of kill the muse that would otherwise carry you through the process?
i've always worked in scenes as opposed to working on things as whole creatures (they're just too unwieldy!) ~ but i know other people who have also said that if they fiddle fart and write the fun stuff they aren't inclined to go back and finish it.
do you think that's why it's a problem with you as well?
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Date: 2006-08-06 08:34 pm (UTC)but i think it's interesting how you feel that scenework is "death" to a story ~ do i understand that right? like writing the scene will sort of kill the muse that would otherwise carry you through the process?
i've always worked in scenes as opposed to working on things as whole creatures (they're just too unwieldy!) ~ but i know other people who have also said that if they fiddle fart and write the fun stuff they aren't inclined to go back and finish it.
do you think that's why it's a problem with you as well?