Last week’s progress: I posted my own blog on schedule, and made some comments on other people’s blogs (I still have a dearth of comments on my own – as far as I can tell, it is possible for readers to comment, but it never happens. Hey, I wonder if I can solicit comments on … Continue reading
My report on last week’s goals: I posted my own blog on schedule, and exceeded my commenting on others’ blogs (not by much, but exceeding is still exceeding.) “Schizo the Magnificent” made it back out to market. While I was submitting it, I discovered that “Unaware” had been rejected by the same market (but they … Continue reading
My report on last week’s goals: I posted my own blog on schedule, but fell short on my commenting again. This week I’m making a point of doing it at the start of the week. If you don’t prioritize, it doesn’t get done. When I took that Franklin Covey course in 2004 – the one … Continue reading
Last week’s goals: Three blog posts made, and at least three comments posted on others’ blogs. So far, so good this year. I’ve been lackadaisical about sending my stories out to market – as of this writing, I have four that should be in circulation, but only one is out there (and the market in … Continue reading
Usually, the first part of Writing Wednesday is where I just list out the status of my goals. There’s only a couple of months left this year, so it’s time for me to do some explaining (or re-explaining) about my goals and objectives (the methods to my madness); I’ll go into a little more detail … Continue reading
Weekly Goals: I made my three blog posts last week, AND made some more comments on others’ blogs (but it has been a struggle with the continuing turmoil of our home repairs. I finished the LAST last LAST clean-up of Swordsmaster (which included formatting the paperback version. I should have the proof in a couple … Continue reading
I remember doing an exercise a few years back when I was first getting into writing. I was working through this book I still have somewhere (if I was writing this at home, I could probably turn around and find it in the bookcase, but the slab leak has us out of the house right … Continue reading
