I can certainly empathize. I just submitted mine today too. Writing is hard. It’s is fun and takes a lot out of a body. I’d equate it with marathon training.
I’m looking forward to reading it. Each submission has taken its own spin on the post-digital world. This hopefully is an indication that humanity could adapt to such a crisis!
First suggestion of what to do, next, is to write another one. I went into this project with three ideas. There’s even a possibility that I may start working on one of them, soon. (I once typed a 33-page mystery in less than twenty-four hours, because I’m one of those kinds of people.)
Meanwhile, my wife rattled off five pages while binge-watching Downton Abbey, yesterday.
The Untimely Typewriter:Daily Writings Against the Tides of Distraction 
I can certainly empathize. I just submitted mine today too. Writing is hard. It’s is fun and takes a lot out of a body. I’d equate it with marathon training.
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I’m looking forward to reading it. Each submission has taken its own spin on the post-digital world. This hopefully is an indication that humanity could adapt to such a crisis!
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First suggestion of what to do, next, is to write another one. I went into this project with three ideas. There’s even a possibility that I may start working on one of them, soon. (I once typed a 33-page mystery in less than twenty-four hours, because I’m one of those kinds of people.)
Meanwhile, my wife rattled off five pages while binge-watching Downton Abbey, yesterday.
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I’m looking forward to getting a copy of the book. I’m no writer so I did not even make an attempt (too time consuming) to write one.
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It really is a unique project!
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