I think I'm starting to get a feel for how I want this novel to unfold. I've never written a mystery before, and thus, have never had to plan my novels out from start to finish. I've always let them organically happen, and I think that might be my problem. Henry, as a character, can organically unfold on the page any way he will, but the plot needs some direction. And I think I've gotten some.
At any rate, I've finished chapter five. Chapter six will have some more external stimulation, I promise. (:
And if you'd like to read Gray's Bidets in its entirety, you can find it at this link.
Finally, I'll be getting eye surgery tomorrow, and while I'd love to continue writing and will try my hardest to make it work, it might throw a wrench in the works if I can't look at my computer screen. We'll see.
Again, thank you all for reading along. I received some genuinely positive feedback from a friend yesterday and it really helped me realize why I like to write. It's to incite something, positive or negative, in people and get them thinking. Get me thinking. I'm grateful to be refreshed to that sentiment now in the early stages of this book.
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