These entries deal with the craft of writing.
I mentioned earlier that the last couple of months has been hectic. This blog is one of the things that has taken a hit since I’ve not been able to update for awhile. So here are a few things that might make up for it: I promised a contest to celebrate the release of Guardian … More Crack-falling and Schedule
Since I’ve been so remiss in posting lately, this will be a long one, so grab a drink and get comfy. I made a run at the National Write a Novel in a Month challenge again this year. Last year was great and I managed to finish ahead of time. This year, for various mundane … More NaNoMore… And More…
I regularly read more than a dozen blogs and news feeds. You can see some of them on the right side of this page. One of the things I really enjoy is finding real-life news articles that instantly hit me as story fodder*. Unfortunately, there are way too many good ideas for stories and not … More Story Ideas and NaNo
In case you’ve not noticed, this month is the National Writen a Novel in a Month challenge. I completed it last year and am hoping to do the same again this year. The current project will be a part of my Common Ground corner of the multiverse. It’s an Epic, Apocalyptic Urban Fantasy. Just so … More NaNoWriMo Tidbits
This author brings up some good points on keeping the promises you make with your readers. I like to thing my stories work on that level. What do you think? Here are ten reasons why books are better than sex. I have had a lot of people compliment me on my photography. They seem to … More A Few Quickies
Today is the big day! Guardian Noon, the second novella in the Common Ground series has just been released by Lyrical Press, Inc. Once again, it features a great cover by Renee Rocco and editing by Stephanie McGrath. Here’s a quick excerpt from Guardian Noon: Forest Surprise (PG13) Outside, Tammy stepped over the curb and … More Guardian Noon is OUT!
I just had to share some of these. “Multi-tasking is dead. It never worked and it never will. Intelligent people love to sing its praises because it gives them permission to avoid the much more challenging alternative: focusing on one thing.” –Timothy Ferriss “This coffee falls into your stomach . . . sparks shoot all … More Some Great Quotes
I’m still way behind in my NaNoWriMo bid this year, at 8213 words and about a quarter way through it. Hopefully, I’ll be able to pick up the pace in the next few weeks. Wish me luck!
I’ve gotten a late start and need to play catch up! Right this moment, I’m up to 2743 words. The goal is 50,000 by the end of the month. Check out my progress at: http://www.nanowrimo.org/eng/user/233434
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