My goals march along… Blog posting, market recycling, and ePublishing schedules continue apace. I finished Alvin Journeyman, so that’s 4 of the 6 speculative fiction books I was supposed to read this year. I wrote 3026 words of fiction, so that’s three weeks in a row of making my weekly 3000 word quota. All of it … Continue reading
First, my goals updated: 3/3 blog postings Back-to-market rotation within 7 days is back on track ePublication every 4 weeks is on schedule (“Victimless” releases June 30th.) I wrote a very disappointing 820 (of expected 3000) words (a mere 27% of quota.) I’ve been a bit slipshod with my writing commitment, trying to make up … Continue reading
When I graduated from High School, there was only one thing I wanted to pursue as a career: I was going to be an actor. I believe I was pretty good at it, and I loved throwing myself into other characters – this would happen throughout the entire rehearsal process, to the point where traits … Continue reading
Last week’s goal rundown: Three blog postings – check! Submissions rotation – Victimless STILL needs a market, so I am not keeping up (if only my usual markets weren’t taking so long to reject my other stories, I would have someplace to send it.) My indie publishing schedule is still good (next release is June … Continue reading
Goals: Having a little trouble keeping to rotating rejected pieces back to market in seven days. “Victimless” came back to me a sixth time, and I try to go to at least nine markets before I ePublish; I have a list of markets I send to, and as some have closed up shop recently, and … Continue reading
I don’t have Turret’s. Wait – I should have started off with a disclaimer: The following ideation is not intended to be taken as scientific or medical research. The author has no formal training in the appropriate fields. The author has not been bothered to research the particular condition(s) mentioned, and makes several on-the-spot suppositions, … Continue reading
Tracking my goals: Submission-to-markets rotation remained on pace. Family health issues and trip out of town for a wedding kept me to two blog postings last week; I could avoid this failure in the future by getting ahead on my topics and postings, rather than relying on the last minute to be available. I’m still … Continue reading
