How Long Did It Takes Jason To Write Angel
"Brian Alvey would come over, he came over, I think 29 times on I would do about two or 3000 words. He would come over. He'd edit them real quick, and then we talk about it. Then we go for a walk. We'll get some Mexican. True, both, Like Mexican food.
Then we walked back to my house and talk about it a bit more. And what other topics you want to do? This. I'd say I got about 80 70 or 80% of it done in those 30 days on."
They were going to write more chapters, but the editor read it and said it was the perfect time to publish!
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