Pam Bustin
creator, editor, story tender
Category: Sanctuary (Novel in Progress)
Notes on my NIP – How long, oh lord, how long will be “In Progress”
We’ve had some snow today…
Sometimes there was nothing by white deep drifting for a long section, but looking ahead, I could see the old path and then I would cut a new(ish) trail to meet up with the tracings of the old one.
on honouring our Work…
Pam ponders the power of honouring our work, instead of viewing our manuscripts as Things we must wrestle into submission…
Learning when to let go…and whom to invite in.
Wherein Pam ponders the difficulty of letting go of our work and letting others see it. And stuff…
Looking forward…a writer prepares…
Wherein Pam sings the praises of her wonderful community of fellow writers (with links) and lays out her exciting new plan to find her way through a new draft of her novel in progress….
Best revision ever? Thoughts on Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
Hey gang: Popping on today with some thoughts about… revisions. About how much a book can change from draft to draft and about how … sometimes, the leaps made are GINORMOUS. Finally got my hand’s on Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee. Am… Continue Reading “Best revision ever? Thoughts on Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee”
Walking My Way to Water: Week 12 – Faith – Learning to Trust Your Own Process
Another week of… Letting it be. Letting myself be. Trusting the process by which I work. Trusting that it will all work out in the end…. artistically.
Walking My Way To Water Week 9 – Compassion and Calling Things By Their True Names
Wherein Pam encourages you to… Slow down and listen to your body. See what is really happening with your self and… GIVE THINGS THEIR PROPER NAME.
Shake and Bake 88: Resetting the Compass
Wherein Pam contemplates how to “keep the faith” on the long long journey that is writing a novel… and gets a kick from the universe to reset her compass and carry on.
Shake and Bake 86: The Ripe Berries, Open Hands, All In Edition
A new moon and a little Cherry Berry Wine….
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