Tag: Reunion Duology
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A Quick End-of-the-Month Musing for July 31, 2024: Au revoir juillet!
Today in Madison, New Hampshire, the weather is dreary and may turn rainy. The writer struggled to make progress on the novel due to tiredness and anxiety about moving back to Miami. Despite a better night’s sleep, worries persist. However, there’s some relief in the fact that packing shouldn’t be too difficult. Au revoir, juillet!
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‘We Have Scene Three!’ A Writer’s Update
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in Alex Diaz-Granados, Amazon, Blogging, Blu-ray Collection, Books, Creative Writing, Going Full Circle: Back to South Florida I Go, Kindle, Kindle Create (Publishing App), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Life in New Hampshire (December 2023 and Onward), Movies, Personal Thoughts, Reunion Duology, Reunion: A Story, Reunion: Coda, Summer 2024The author describes the evening of July 29, 2024 in Madison, New Hampshire, reflecting on the changing season and their progress on a chapter for “Reunion: Coda.” Despite a shorter scene than intended, the author overcame creative obstacles and plans to refine it further. Mental fatigue and an upcoming move to Miami have impacted their…
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All Quiet on the Writing Front…Unfortunately
Evening, Sunday, July 28, 2024, Madison, New Hampshire Chilling as the evening of a late July Sunday comes to an end, I’m relaxing with some tunes from Mozart. The writing room’s cozy, and there’s still enough light coming in from the sunset so I haven’t bothered to turn the main light on. Feeling a bit…
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‘Reunion: Coda’ Writer’s Weekend Work and Novel Update
Late Morning, Saturday, July 27, 2024, Madison, New Hampshire Hi, everyone. It’s a sunny and cool (but gradually warming up) summer day here in what for now is my corner of New England. I’ve been up since just past six in the morning and I’ve already had a light breakfast, so now I’m in the…
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Unveiling Nicole Boisvert’s Concern: A Rejected Version of Scene from Reunion: Coda (Manuscript File)
Writing a novel scene is akin to baking a cake – the right ingredients, mixing, and timing are crucial. Similar to a failed cake, a scene may need multiple rewrites before feeling right. An example of a discarded scene version is shared, depicting Nicole’s entrance to Jim’s office, setting the stage for their meaningful conversation.
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Embracing Change in Writing: A Personal Journey
In Madison, New Hampshire, a writer reflects on the inevitability of change and its impact on his writing journey. Battling stress and frustration, he aims to meet a looming deadline for his novel, Reunion: Coda. Struggling with fatigue and homesickness, he confronts the challenge of unexpected life changes and the need to complete his work.…
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Struggling Author’s Diary: Writing in the Rain | Reunion: Coda and Reunion: A Story
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in Alex Diaz-Granados, Amazon, Copilot AI, Creative Writing, Depression, Kindle, Kindle Create (Publishing App), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Life in Madison (NH), Life in New Hampshire (December 2023 and Onward), OpenAI (Bing Chatbot), Personal Thoughts, Reunion Duology, Reunion: A Story, Reunion: Coda, Uncategorized, Weather in New HampshireThe author shares their experience of a dreary morning, hoping to work on their novel despite feeling worn out. They detail their dedication to completing their book, Reunion: Coda, and seek potential inspiration to keep going. Additionally, they describe the continuity between their two books and the depth it adds to the main character’s journey.…
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Decoding ‘Reunion: Coda’: The Bonds That Connect the Reunion Duology
“Reunion: Coda” is a sequel to the author’s first book and was self-published in 2018. It explores the lives of the characters, their coming-of-age tales, and their current escapades. The prologue scene, “Could Have, Should Have, Didn’t,” delves into Jim’s past regrets and serves as a bridge between the two books, offering emotional depth and…
