Last week’s goals: Three blog posts as always. I have two stories that could be making the rounds if I could find some open markets to send them to. Commented on enough blogs again. My March 1st release (“Reining Cats and Dogs” – Herc Tom, Champion of the Empire #7) went live on schedule. My … Continue reading
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Writing Wednesday: 2018 Goals Recap and 2019 Resolutions
Happy New Year! This is my first blog posting of 2019, so I’ll do my weekly goals recap, then follow that with the 2018 Annual Goals (and Excuses) Report, and then my goals for the new year (sorry if this makes today’s post a long, dry read, but it’s important to check where I was, … Continue reading
Writing Wednesday: Fear of PUBLIC Failure as a Tool
Last week’s goals: The usual 3 blog posts. Stories cycled to market as soon as markets were available. I finally made a little time to interact on other people’s blogs (yes, I can almost be social.) I’ve decided to do a collection for my November 30th release, comprised of nine of my ePublished stories plus … Continue reading
Writing Wednesday: Unplanned Surprises
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
Writing Wednesday: Cats and More Cats
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
Writing Wednesday: Overthinking, Overcooking, and Over-Planning, Oh My!
GOALS from last week: 3 blog posts. Stories cycling back to market on schedule as best I can (flash fiction is still a problem.) I was able to prep and ePub “Interview with the Blue Neon God” in less than two days and made the release date. I was marginally social last week in my … Continue reading
Writing Wednesday: Character Interviews Help Fill Gaps
Goals from last week: Still on schedule with three blog posts, and back-to-market rotations on returned stories. Only 518 words of fiction – the usual productivity shutdown that occurs with the holidays (coupled with the tedious nature of revising Swordsmaster) resulted in a very disappointing week of writing, despite putting time in on five separate … Continue reading
