See, I read Sea of Sorrows with great anticipation, having discovered Broken Crown at random, read the rest, and gotten hooked--and Sea of Sorrows was the first time I thought, "Oh snap, this series really is about the end of the world. Damn, the rest of it is going to be AMAZING." I guess my point with this little anecdote is something along the lines of, keep on trucking? Please? More, please?
Although, slightly more seriously, I think that since one's writing does improve with time, it makes sense that one's level of fretting should increase as well, since you've gotten better and thus set higher standards for yourself, since you know you can do better than you could when you started. I can never maintain the impersonal third person anymore.
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Date: 2008-02-14 09:51 am (UTC)Although, slightly more seriously, I think that since one's writing does improve with time, it makes sense that one's level of fretting should increase as well, since you've gotten better and thus set higher standards for yourself, since you know you can do better than you could when you started.
I can never maintain the impersonal third person anymore.