His "Draft Story" was currently scattered across twelve different files:
Arthur stared at the progress bar, his finger hovering over the mouse. This was it. The culmination of three years, four breakups, and several gallons of black coffee.
Arthur took a deep breath and hit 'Send' to his editor. He didn't even notice the sheep logo waving goodbye. If you'd like to take this story further, let me know: Should the be the next part? Download pdf24 merged pdf
The button turned a bright, inviting green. . He clicked.
Arthur paced. If the internet cut out now, was it a sign? Was the universe telling him the prose was purple? He thought about the character in Chapter 7, the one who lived in a lighthouse and only spoke in riddles. Would the transition from the gritty urban realism of Chapter 6 be too jarring once they were physically joined in the same document? Ding. His "Draft Story" was currently scattered across twelve
Should we focus on a (horror, comedy, or romance)?
(the one he wrote in a fever dream in Maine) Chapter 1-5_V3_FINAL.pdf The Midpoint_Revised_FINAL_ActualFinal.pdf The Ending_WaitThisIsSad.pdf Arthur took a deep breath and hit 'Send' to his editor
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