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One thing about begginer writers, like me, although more new than me, have a tendency to want to do everything right the very first time.

You end up editing the same paragraph for the next 30 minutes, then move on to writing the next paragraph, get that perfect then keep writing.  Then if you realize you forgot an element to your story, go back 10 paragraphs and make your changes right away.

One thing I have been thinking about, and Steffi pointed out, is that when you write, just write.  Your first draft should just be a brain dump.  Write your story.  It doesn’t have to be perfect.

When you come back to edit it, this is where you add the missing elements.  Make sure you suspence and tension are where they are supposed to be, etc.  I’m thinking of putting a checklist of things to verify when you edit.  For example:

• Make sure the tension is correct.
• Emotion needs to exist
• Make sure that there is some real world elements like smell, sound, sight, touch.
• Maybe you want to add some foreshadowing.

Each edit should include one or two of these element that you want to fix, but keeping an eye out for the rest.  The edit for a few more elements the next round.  I’m not at this point yet, but so far it seems like a good strategy.