This week has been pretty calm. Well, writing wise. I’ve been relaxing with my shadow priest (she’s 90 now and fishing away), watching movies and tv, and starting back at yoga. (Boy is my neck glad.) Even though I intended to be totally non-writer this week, I can’t say I’m disappointed that I’ve been hit … Continue reading
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Progress report
This is the part where I brag for a minute. The penultimate draft of The Thief is done. DONE I tell you! And distributed to my “gammareaders.” I imagine the tremendous sense of accomplishment I feel can only be surpassed by what it’s going to feel like when I’m actually done with the final draft … Continue reading
impending doom
Hi. The world turns, the stars burn, and I’m nearing the end of a two-year endeavor and the beginning of something much scarier – releasing my fledgling brainspawn into the ether. I’ve set an actual title, set a date to finish the gammascript for my editors, and set an actual, real, for serious publishing date. … Continue reading
voices not your own
I suffer from character ADD. And when I say I suffer, I mean that it’s awesome, and don’t ever try to change me. I’ve been putting together a tentative event list for the entire series – y’know, getting ideas on paper, making sure I have enough material for 5 books (I totally do). It’s got … Continue reading
November November
Welp. I’ve gotten a lot done this month. I really, really have. I don’t think I’ll quite make it to 50,000 by the 30th this year for NaNoWriMo, but I’ll be close. The important thing is going to be keeping the momentum going – because I want to have the “gamma” draft ready to give … Continue reading
Aine Crabtree 