Work In Progress Snippet
No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…
Work In Progress Snippet
No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…
Work In Progress Snippet
No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…
Work In Progress Snippet
No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…
Work In Progress Snippet
No context, but this amused me, so I’m sharing: She closed her inner eyes and just let herself feel. For a moment it was too much. All the information coming in from every single connection that tied her to the…
Snippet
A taste of my sneak project: (no context for you!) “Are you saying Damon doesn’t get you hot and bothered?” I flushed. “Unfortunately, no. He does. And now that I have a little better idea what’s going on, I have…
What do you think?
I’m trying to write a non-fantasy romantic suspense. Sort of a side thing for fun and relaxation. This is my current beginning. Very rough. All the same, I need to know: What do you think? Seriously, what do you think?…
Today ran by fast
I spent the morning doing a lot of outlining work for a short story I’m working on. It’s set in Faith Hunter’s Rogue Mage world (awesome books, btw, if you’ve not read them), and so this requires me to do…
Coolios
I just got invited to be in a really awesome anthology based on another writers oh so awesome world. I can’t give details. Sorry. But it’s going to be amazing and so I’m rereading the novels starting today. In other…
Relearning an old writing lesson
Jake Lake once said that he liked to write a book over a period of no more than 3 months. For that long, he said, he could hold the whole plot in his head and he didn’t lose things. Longer…