Hmm

I feel like I'm always apologizing when I get on here. Sorry it's been so long, sorry I've been so quiet, etc. And I feel like I ought to do it again. But I'm going to skip that and instead go straight to what I want to say.
Every writer has their own process that works for them. For some people, it's all about a serious, in-depth outline that plots out every scene of the book. Some people outline with index cards, one per scene, so it's easy to swap things around. Some people write by the seat of their pants, starting with just a character or scene or bit of dialogue in their head. Some people can only write at their desk, with a particular type of pen and a more particular type of paper, with the radio on so low that it's only a suggestion of noise. Etc.
I am a seat-of-my-pants writer. While I plan to experiment more with outlining, I do tend to just get a snippet of an idea in my head, jot that on paper, and see where it leads me. My story is as much a mystery to me as it is to my readers, the first time around! But. I saw this post on Deadline Dames and just had to share. So, click over there and enjoy!
Also. Soon to appear here: my attempts at a query letter. Yikes!