After months of working on my
book, I am getting down to the nitpicky final editing. There are still many
questions to answer and details to narrow down. I wish I knew a “real”
publisher/editor with whom to talk about this.
Thirty three days is a long time
to put into one book. My goal of personal story, history segments of sites and
cities, and the many photographs make for a lot of pages. I really want to
share with you as much as I can, but is it realistic in a book? I love to see
the photos while I’m reading about places and I like to see it AS I’m reading
and not having to refer to other pages later in the book.
How much time am I wasting doing
things that are not normally acceptable or affordable in a book?
I think about doing a companion
photo book to go with the travel writing book, but I’m not sure that’s even
feasible. I’ve currently filled two 2 inch binders, one with photos and one
with the manuscript.
Yesterday, I cut out almost the
entire beginning section that had to do with planning the trip. I currently
have 183 photos in the manuscript. Guess I’d better start cutting some out. But
how do I decide which to leave out when I want you to see everything?
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