What the hell. I want to do something a writer like Earle Stanley Gardner did on a regular basis. Seems like he could write an entire Perry Mason novel in a little over a month's time. And he put out a TON of them while he lived. Now the quality of writing might be something to be desired (although I happen to like his clean, terse style) nevertheless, the quantity of his work is impressive.
So I'm thinking, why not give it a try? Why not hammer out a Turner Hahn/Frank Morales novel . . . say 300 pages . . . in 60 days? And could I write it that fast and make it a 'good' read at the same time?
I've got a catchy title. 'Madness.' I've an opening scene that will capture the reader's attention almost immediately. Now all I have to do is create a story line around the opening scene.
I think I'll give it a try.
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