Stuff I made up all by myself.
I believe in equality for all ethnicities and identities. I think we all need to get there. But we’re not there, so we need leaders. I believe that science fiction and fantasy, with the ability to take us places we’ve never been, should be the genre leading the way to equality. So I’m proud to […]
The re-write continues. Just passed two thousand words a bit ago. I swear it’ll get faster soon. Earlier I was working on bringing some of my old blog posts over, and I read one I wrote in the middle of working on Taro. It occurred to me I better start writing what I’m working on
Eve’s book has been separated into two, and I’m working on the first, now called Ben’s Book, because it’s about his problem.ย (and I’m typing fast because it’s nearly three in the morning and I really need to go to bed.) One-Pass, step one:ย Theme. Ben is always trying to help everyone, ignoring the fact
Nineteen days to edit Joss and write the ending I didn’t manage the first time around. I still have to plug all the changes into the document (I edit on paper because Holly Lisle says so and she seems to be right), but it’s done. And it’s awesome. I’d dance around the room, but it’s
Writing–just a little bit–has occurred. I’m doing a Consistency Challenge on one of my forums. I gotta write every day. But since I’m doing the editing challenge on another forum, the wordcount goal is only 100. Better’n nothing. Especially as I don’t stop at 100 pretty much ever. I got nearly three hours of work
So far, so good. Yesterday (okay, Saturday, as I’m writing past midnight again) I did go to work and spent six hours trying to get done enough to abandon the place for the summer. I gave up before I got to that point, though. Despite all that, I wrote 743 words on a prompt response,
Hey, remember way back when I used to talk about writing all the time? Well, more than I talked about snot, anyway. (yes, I’m still congested. Did you want to hear about it? Or, instead, I could share a bit about the re-writing I’ve been doing.) The first draft of Taro started with meeting Rafe,