I don't have ADD, but I do feel that impending dread when I see a list of stuff PD wants changed in a manuscript. It takes a Herculean effort to get the manuscript open and start going through the changes, but once I do, I find it's pretty easy to get into the swing.

I'm not saying it'll be easy for you, I'm just saying I understand that first gasp of horror when you see the list of stuff they want. I may have to remove an entire scene from Only Flame and Air, which would be very sad for me. ~g~

Good luck with it! The result will be worth the effort. :)

~nods~ I like to give it a complete rewrite. Well, not complete. But I go through the entire manuscript with their notes next to me, just so I'll be able to find stuff they may have missed and/or better work the changes into the actual body of work. I have more time to write, though, so it doesn't take too much time for me to do that.

I know how it feels to have the readers clawing at you! It's a very nice problem to have, but it IS a problem sometimes.

Well, I have finally ordered Book 1 so I will add my good thoughts re. the sequel. I know what you mean about getting general notes and how that can be confusing. I don't suffer from ADD (only in the usual procrastinatory way *g*), but even so it is VERY hard to approach general notes and know exactly where to apply the changes in the manuscript.

Good luck. You'll definitely get there - take lots of rests and try not to push too hard.