This edit is almost done. The changes are amazing. I’m so thrilled I could do–not just a song and dance, but an entire musical, performed solely by me. Except I’m way too tired for that. I love Knight Errant and His Faithful Squire, but I honestly think this book is stronger than both of those. […]
Bad enough having to go to work. Having to work to get to work? That really sucks. But the subway didn’t come, so Joss has to find an alternate means of transportation. This is from Queen’s Man, coming soon from awesome online places! Chivas, as far as Joss knew, were unique to Kari’s Star. Anyone
Taking the Bus to Work, Joss-Style Read More »
I’m editing! Yay, me! Here’s something I can’t stop snickering over. It won’t mean as much to you as it does to me, but I’m posting it anyway–just so I can move on. Well inside the building, but before anyone entered the Chamber itself, security men searched people. Paige swallowed hard as one man then
Because I Love Joss Read More »
Stupid weekends coming to an end. Stupid having to go to work on Mondays. Stupid, stupid. The more I work on this novel the more I love it. Joss cracks me up, Paige delights me, and Zeke is starting to come into his own. I don’t want to go back to work and leave them
In general, I move fast in my first drafts. My focus is on the characters and the action, figuring out who is doing what and why. Sure, I’ve become more of a planner in recent years, but I’m still not much of one. If I have the BS2 half-filled in with a paragraph for most
I’m working on the Joss edit again. My editor (bless her name!) had some awesome suggestions and I’m getting started. Except for tonight, when I just can’t seem to scrape up any motivation. That’s not even the right word. I’m motivated. I want to do this edit. The bit I’m working on right now, putting