by Larry J. Leech @LarryJLeechII
So many writing and publishing questions—so few concrete answers.
- Music or no music?
- At home or at a coffee shop?
- With friends or by oneself?
- Work on a blog or a book?
- First person or third person?
- Short chapter or long chapter?
- Write or edit?
A popular villain in the “Batman” movie released in 1995 said in an exasperated tone, “Too many questions. Too many questions.”
Writers often face a number of questions. Sometimes the answer is cut and dried, black and white, or simply this and not that. But most of the time, the answer relies on the writer’s personal preference.
