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Does slow mean better?
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1. Does a slow book make a better book?
2. Who says good writing has to take years?
3. Lindsay's answer to "you can't rush art"

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She says she has written over 50 books under pen names, and it shows in how she thinks about time.

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Hi {{first_name}},

You've probably heard "you can't rush art". It's a comforting thing to hear when your novel has been on the go for six years.

Lindsay Lake has a different view. Besides her own romance novel, Private Seduction, she says she has written over 50 bestsellers under pen names as a contract writer.

Someone who writes to a client's deadline has to finish, whether the muse turns up or not.

Her course treats slowness as a set of problems you can fix: stalling because you don't know what happens next, rewriting because there was never a plan, and weeks spent polishing dialogue that still feels flat.

Each of those has a named fix in her program, from the Fruition Tree for planning to the Seesaw Dialog Technique for conversations that feel alive.

If you've been working on the same novel for years and you'd like to see it done, her methods are worth a look:

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If you have a long-running novel of your own, mention how long it has been on the go. Readers forgive a slow writer who can laugh about it.

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