: Re: How can I work more efficiently when writing multiple pieces of fiction at the same time? I'm working on multiple pieces of fiction at the same time, and finding it very difficult. When writing

I am new to writing myself, but, I have been able to write better when I move from one fiction to the other.

For example, when I am writing a 'period drama' and have finished a chapter, sometimes I may not get the right context to start the next chapter. Then I do the background work for my other fiction, which is a 'present day detective story'. Writing that chapter helps refresh my thoughts.

When I feel tired and out of focus, I simply read blogs or like this site.

I am unable to relax completely and then get back on track fast. That takes more time than simply changing thinking lines.

Of course, each person has a different way of approaching their problems.

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