15 thoughts on “The Novelist’s Stamina”

1. hm…doesn’t novel have a certain length that is within the definition of what makes it a “novel”…I wonder what it is. What is it, poem, short story, novella, novel?

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   • You’re right, I think Agnes is unclear on the concept. She’s in WAY over her head. 🙂

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     • oh yeah, throw epic poem in there before short story…she is definitely biting off more than she can chew :0)

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2. I’m most definitely shooting for good.

   Pfft, you’re already on target to overshoot that goal!

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   • I love your pfft. I heard it as I read it. 🙂

     Thanks for the vote of confidence, Melodye. I sent off my revisions yesterday and am very pleased with the changes.

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3. Silly Agnes 😉

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   • Agnes is a silly, isn’t she? We could tell her a thing or two about this whole novel-writing business.

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4. Uh…I think you can scratch off “write good novel” from your list.

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   • I love this comment. Thank you much, Tracy. You helped make that novel even better. 🙂

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5. it made me laugh! I was thinking how many people think like her when they start writing.

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   • There are tons of people who think this way. We have to laugh because otherwise we’d cry. 🙂

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6. I’d like to be both good and prolific. But I’d choose good if I had to make a choice.

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   • I’m with you, Barbara! Let’s shoot for good and prolific, with an emphasis on good.

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7. i agree. and she’s got to get rid of that Debby Downer next to her!

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   • You think Trout is a Debby Downer? I guess you’re right. She does have a tough row to hoe as Agnes’ best/only friend. Reality checks are a requirement.

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