More Space – update

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A quick update on the More Space project. Since my first stab outline I’ve been turning it over in my mind.

10,000 words drafted by mid-February is starting to feel daunting! It’s one thing to bash out a blog entry, but an essay.. that will need organising, won’t it? How can I frame this so that it’s fun to write, not the increasingly gutwrenching prospect that it is this Friday night?

[UPDATE] Todd says it’s 5,000 to 10,000 words. Wow, the problem halved overnight without me doing a thing. Which, by the way, might be a good story with which to open the book. In the comments, Tom Guarriello contrasts a guy who seems to write 10,000 words a day

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