I generally say 'done' when the ending is drafted and there are no major revisions left. When I'm down to typos and sentence tweaking (because you'll never stop sentence tweaking), I start moving into beta-reader and proofer stages.

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Hi, It's DD Ward (they/them) Time for your morning #ScribesUnited check in! It's 6am PST What are your plans for the day? You don't have to do everything.

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I write sapphic romantasy where an all female polycule help a woman poison her abusive cishet husband on their honeymoon to stop a nation of white supremacists from invading a diverse queernormative kingdom. And it's free! www.patreon.com/ddwardiswrit...

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Me: Darby Allin gets hurts more winning than most wrestlers get hurt losing. *Darby gets slammed into the steel steps* My Cousin: That doesn't look like winning... Me: He also just gets hurts. #AEWWrestleDream

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#LitHodgepodge 18 Here's one that might not have a clear answer, but it plagues me none the less. How do you decide when you are done? I can tweak and fuss forever. I might end up doing that. It's never perfect, of course, but when is it good enough? Is there a way to tell?

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