"Revelation" is now called "Letter Of Resignation"

I liked when Stephen King described stories as fossils you dig up. That metaphor sticks in my mind. It becomes really clear when you experience something like this, because it's obvious that some part of you already knew the whole story

Jinx's arc especially is just perfect all the way and I found her more interesting than in the first season

Thanks for the suggestion, I really enjoyed the whole thing. He definitely does not like to 'think' before he writes (or at least that's how I understand it). Interesting plots just come to him. I think I'm not hard-wired for that to be possible, but I have tried

I would definitely outline a chapter when I got to it, and sometimes I would outline the next few chapters in broad strokes

I tried to answer this multiple times, but I've only succeeded at finishing one book and it's not very good yet, and I cannot word what my exact approach was. It was chaotic. I think I was discovering the plot (very emotionally), and the characters were along for the ride

Just try to keep things small enough to finish them. Your unfinished projects are part of a larger project which is your artistic identity

Just writing about it gave me an idea though. Can you believe there's no mirrors in the Dark Place yet? Not a single one. It's like Candy Land having no gummy bears