Writing a novel is like being in a hospital with a dying friend. Your characters come out as dying cows, your plot like jelly, your setting like a blind man.

 80% of women will think to themselves, "Hey, I am going to write a novel!". 50% of those women will attempt to start writing it. Only 1% actually go through with it. Let me tell you, I understand exactly why. I might become one of those fifty percent if I don't vent. 

This "book" is about what it is like to write a novel. Whether it is the burning of the novel because it never listens to what you say, or the happiness of it being time to go so you can have an excuse to not edit the book, I will most probably talk about it.

No, I am not a published author. No, I am not a professional writer. But, yes, I do know what it is like to want to publish your work.

So, let's you and me walk through the stupidity of our characters and the stubbornness of punctuation. And, of course, the joys of being a writer *note the sarcasm*.

{Cover by ReadingIsBxtter}

REMINDER: I am so sick and tired of editing Willow's Legend that I do not edit these very thoroughly (at all). Excuse my grammar mistakes *gives a sheepish smile*