The conflict that writers often have. A story in 100 words. Featured image by Alice Tulin.
More Revisions, by Mark Tulin
I was in a room with Amy, my book editor. I was at a desk, and she was standing over me. Amy shook her head when she returned my manuscript. She gave me a stern glance, and I froze.
In dreams, I take harsh glances seriously. I backed off. I realized that my editor’s stern glance challenged my ego. It meant that my story needed a lot of revisions, which I was reluctant to do.
When I woke from the dream, I felt anxious and considered changing editors to someone with a gentler approach—but instead, I revised my story.
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