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Done! Done! Done!

I need to go start dinner, but before I shut down the computer for the night I just have to say..."It's done!"

Yes, the novel that would not die is finally done. It's probably far from perfect. It could probably use another go round with the red pen, but as of right now...it's done!

Done.

Done.

DONE!!!

Final word count after revisions: 113,527
That's approximately 472 pages in Courier New 11-pt font.
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  1. Mme.6:09 PM

    Yay!!!! I am so ready to read it!!! I'm so proud for you!

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  2. vmarie3111:19 AM

    That is so exciting!! What a great way to end the year!!! Do you feel a giant weight has been lifted??? That is a huge accomplishment!! Congratulations!!!!!!!

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  3. Jeffrey Hite10:25 AM

    Congratulations! That is great news. I know tons of work went into it. Are you going to market it to traditional publishers? Or are you going to Podcast (podiobook) it? Or both? I am not great at it but if you want to podcast and need help let me know. I would be glad to lend a hand. I can't help with the traditional publishing, heck can't get my own stuff done that way, but anything I can do to help. The offer still stands if you need readers let me know I would be glad to.

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