I started writing my story (Art of The Deal) on my phone when episode released this functionality.
I was in bed and had an experiment, got excited and created 2 more very short episodes with no real direction or narrative. I’m now addicted and love writing my story. However I feel upset about the quality of my first few eps! I have tried to go back and fix them so they are very definately part of the story, which they are now. But since moving to writing episodes on a laptop ( sooooooooooo muuuccchhh better!!!) I feel like my first episodes massively let me down.
I’ve got 9 (10 our soon) on the go and am not sure whether to redo the first 3 episodes or not? Does this happen a lot? Or do people tend to leave them?
Hi!
I know you feel, My first three episode of my story (Olympus Has Chosen) Don’t have much depth to them. I think because you are on episode 9 (or 10) you should definitely re-do them now.
My story has almost got 19 episodes now and I wish I had re done them sooner!
I am going to re-do them as soon as my story is finished. I suggest doing yours ASAP so that new readers will keep wanting to read your book
What you’re feeling is definitely normal, especially once you discover new techniques to add to your writing/directing style.
I currently have one completed story along with its ongoing sequel. While I was writing the first few episodes of the sequel, I noticed a HUGE change in my style of writing and directing. I even noticed a change within the prequel itself. It just lacked all sorts of directing and scenes in the beginning that could have been added to give it a lot more depth, so I decided to redo as much as I can in my free time while I continue to write my sequel.
I would suggest to continue writing your story while also going back to redo anything in your first few episodes you didn’t particularly like because I definitely hate my past self for leaving my current self with so much work! Lolol
Last thing: Don’t worry about how much you do in a certain amount of time. A little here and there will help in the long run. Don’t stress and have fun!