Last week’s goals: 3 blog posts done. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available (no sweat, with only 2 stories circulating.) Comments on others blogs minimal again, but enough to get by. Goddesses, Sleep with the Snowmen, and Other Fantasies finished it’s preorder campaign and made its November 30th release on time. … Continue reading
Last week’s goals: The usual 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available. Still managing to comment on others blogs (although it does require CONSTANT reminders to myself.) Goddesses, Sleep with the Snowmen, and Other Fantasies is available for preorder ahead of it’s November 30th release date. Since it’s a … Continue reading
What to write about this time? For six years now, I’ve managed to drive my writing production – whether it’s short-fiction or blogging – by forcing myself to keep a schedule and a set of goals. In the case of my fiction, I set a number of stories to write each year. For my blog, … Continue reading
Last week’s goals: 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available (I only have four currently in rotation.) Commenting in other folks blogs just enough. I made my quota with 3090 words of fiction, and still wrote some every day. Herc Tom #7 (still no title yet) sits at around … Continue reading
Weekly goals report: 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available (I only have four currently in rotation.) Still sufficiently active in comments and likes on other peoples’ blogs. I wrote only 1,106 words – disappointing. The good news is, I did finally write SOME every day of the week, … Continue reading
Last week’s goals: 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available. I posted the requisite number of comments on other peoples’ blogs. I’m embarrassed to report that I let my next scheduled release date sneak up on me. I was supposed to publish something on the 21st, and I don’t … Continue reading
Report on last week’s goals: 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available. I posted the requisite number of comments on other peoples’ blogs. I wrote 1,625 words, the total again suffering from NOT writing every day (I wrote four days only.) “Cats Out of the Bag” (Cat #6 now … Continue reading
