Writing a novel is that sort of weird process where it seems for a long time you’re not making any progress at all. It’s like trying to build a wall or dig a ditch across miles and miles, and you just do it, one word at a time. You’re going to have the good writing days, and you’re going to have the bad writing days, and it’s going to take a year or two years, or more, to get to the end.
Neil Gaiman, Fragil Things
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