It's worth it though. Some chapters make me crazy.
Thank you, but no. The tences are still wrong, I write in deep pov (close third) So its a bit different.
Her hand flowed over Merryn's face, and touched her eyes. She blinked, all was hazy, then this faded to black. Her breath stuck in her throat, she hyperventilated and wheezed. "What did you do!" She shreaked. She backed away hands held out, tryingto find something, anything! She smacked into the chair, tripped and fell to her knees. Rouges voice appeared before her. "You will have to the count of five to hide. If I fail to find you, your sight will be restored. If you find me first I will let you pass." Shuffling now. "Their are five ball bearings in this hourglass. When the last one falls, I will seek." The woman's breath; hot on her neck. Rouge's sharp nails trailed down stinging. "The count starts, now."
@robintvale, yes it is worth it, anyone who loves to write will edit and edit untill it sounds right. I am currently writing in multiple POV so sometimes it drives me crazy editing, but I love the different character backgrounds and revealing story in their POV. we'll I gave it a try to help anyways. ? By the way the bit of story you shared sounds really good.
@A.C thompson, Yes. :) I try not to over edit though, did that to the first chapter once when a cridic on wattpad pointed out a few things she thought would improve it. It ended up stripping that chapter of something, not sure what it's edge/rawness I guess? I think a chapter csn only be revised and edited so many times before it becomes grayed out.
I have that problem too, but keep it confined per chapter. Merryn usually leads then Parcival. I like keeping them even as I consider them both the main pov's.
Some povs are hard to slide into others the words fly. You ever have a character that just won't 'talk?' lol. Merryn would just grunt and growl at people if I let her. ^_~ (l joke).
@robintvale, Yes I know what you mean, there is only so much editing you can do before your like okay this gets to the point I want to make and brings the feelings to the surface of the characters. I do find it difficult to describe certain characters as some are more descriete and not as blunt as some others where they will just openly blurt out how they feel. Lol
↪The womens breath is hot, while Rouge traces her long nails along Merryns neck.?
Thank you, but no. The tences are still wrong, I write in deep pov (close third) So its a bit different.
Her hand flowed over Merryn's face, and touched her eyes.
She blinked, all was hazy, then this faded to black. Her breath stuck in her throat, she hyperventilated and wheezed.
"What did you do!" She shreaked.
She backed away hands held out, tryingto find something, anything! She smacked into the chair, tripped and fell to her knees.
Rouges voice appeared before her.
"You will have to the count of five to hide. If I fail to find you, your sight will be restored. If you find me first I will let you pass."
Shuffling now.
"Their are five ball bearings in this hourglass. When the last one falls, I will seek."
The woman's breath; hot on her neck. Rouge's sharp nails trailed down stinging.
"The count starts, now."
I have that problem too, but keep it confined per chapter. Merryn usually leads then Parcival. I like keeping them even as I consider them both the main pov's.
Some povs are hard to slide into others the words fly. You ever have a character that just won't 'talk?' lol. Merryn would just grunt and growl at people if I let her. ^_~ (l joke).
Thanks :) That means a lot!
Rouge's breath hot on her neck, her nails trailed down stinging.
There!