Sulfur and Silk
Lynn L.I write about the things that matter—music, memory, history, and the world we live in. Honest reflections, personal stories, and thoughtful insights.
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How do you structure tension across a series rather than just one book?
When I first approached writing the series I’m working on, I wasn’t even sure it was going to be a series. If I’m being honest, Maxwell Demon was originally written as a standalone. It was self-contained and told the story I thought needed ...
What does your revision process look like as a planster?
My process probably doesn’t look like another planster’s. I’m not just writing while I’m working through a manuscript. I also format my own work, so while I’m drafting I’m usually inserting format markers, dividing chapters into subsections...
The Dangers of Divine Language
I recently talked on my TikTok about the dangers of using divine language in government and political spaces. I briefly touched on a few points from my notes, but the issue deserves more than a passing explanation. This kind of language is ...
Do you write multiple books in a series before publishing the first? Do you plan arcs for the series?
I was writing my third book before I realized that finishing the entire series first would’ve been a better approach. Releasing them one at a time is fine, but having them all completed and in the hands of an editor before launch makes the ...
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Lynn Lesher (L. Bachman/Lynn L.) is an award-winning multidisciplinary writer. Here she shares essays and reflections rooted in lived experience—some free, others for subscribers who wish to witness the work as it unfolds. \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08
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