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The argument about speed
Links to: Written sales letter (recommended) (type=written)

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1. "Writing can be fast" (plenty of authors say no)
2. Writing advice a lot of authors can't stand
3. Can a novel really be written fast?

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Lindsay Lake says writing can be fast, and she is upfront about the books where it isn't.

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Hi {{first_name}},

There's a line on Lindsay Lake's sales page that starts arguments in writing groups.

"Many writers will disagree with me that writing can be fast."

A lot of us were taught that real novels take years, and that speed means cutting corners. Lindsay pushes back on that, and she adds a warning of her own:

"It will depend what your goals are. Writing a 'Harry Potter' novel takes a lot longer than a 'romance' novel... (I write those in under 14 days)"

So when she talks about speed, she means the kind of books she writes, and she says herself that a doorstop fantasy will need longer.

Where I think she has a point: a lot of lost writing time goes on stalling, rewriting and second-guessing. Those are the things her techniques go after.

Make up your own mind here:

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