This is the most detail I’ve ever seen an author explain about pass pages. Thank you for making them less vague! Also, I’d never heard of the “rivers and lakes” concept but that totally makes sense.
This was super helpful, thank you for explaining it further! I've seen so many authors talk about pass pages but not explain their purpose (also so cool that that's what's used for ARCs!)
Great post! My first time doing pass pages, I did print them out and went to a cafe with colored pens, just for the total experience.
But the second time, I was definitely in the "I can't even look at this book anymore!" phase of it all, and... may have been slightly less diligent than I should. The accelerated timeline that meant it was my fourth time fully going through the book in as many months. Maybe printing them, just so it's a different experience reading it, really would help!
Last chance on the book: first pass pages
This is the most detail I’ve ever seen an author explain about pass pages. Thank you for making them less vague! Also, I’d never heard of the “rivers and lakes” concept but that totally makes sense.
This was super helpful, thank you for explaining it further! I've seen so many authors talk about pass pages but not explain their purpose (also so cool that that's what's used for ARCs!)
HoHugging is a hilarious typo/error. I’m glad you can now laugh about it. 😂
Wonderful article Jody and very helpful. I will save it in my journal so I don't lose it😺.
Great post! My first time doing pass pages, I did print them out and went to a cafe with colored pens, just for the total experience.
But the second time, I was definitely in the "I can't even look at this book anymore!" phase of it all, and... may have been slightly less diligent than I should. The accelerated timeline that meant it was my fourth time fully going through the book in as many months. Maybe printing them, just so it's a different experience reading it, really would help!