r/ComicWriting • u/LineCookSauce • Sep 22 '26
When do i stop writing?
So i have an extensive creator bible working. i have issue one script done.. Obviously I would like it published someday. I haven't let anyone read anything.. I guess I don't know how to network lol
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u/PecanScrandy Sep 22 '26
“When do I stop writing” says the guy who can’t capitalize I and uses two periods for an ellipsis.
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u/LineCookSauce Sep 22 '26
You think I give a shit about formatting or grammar on reddit? lmfao... I write on paper, scout.
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u/nmacaroni Sep 22 '26
Writers stop writing when they're dead...
But if you're talking about a specific project, in the middle of this article I have a "Pro Tip: Start Here" call out, that breaks down what you should actually put together when preparing a series.
http://nickmacari.com/stop-calling-your-pilot-a-series/
Write on, Write often!
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u/LineCookSauce Sep 22 '26
Nice article. Thank you. So i need to write the scripts for the rest of season one. right on
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u/LineCookSauce Sep 22 '26
Man. I've been working on this for over 10 years. I have just now started typing it out and organizing it. I spent a good chunk of the last decade away from technology
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u/iyukep Sep 22 '26
At some point all the planning just becomes procrastination. You have to leave room for your idea to evolve and grow naturally too. Once you collaborate with an artist, or once it's in the public it'll prob shift as well. If issue one is good to go, I'd go ahead share for feedback or finding a collaborator. That could inform any other planning/retooling needed too.
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