A day ago or so, I thought I'd finished the 7th part of the Fenrir's Tales story that I've been working on (for far too long). It's the 27th one I've written. It wasn't, by any stretch, the end of this series of dog park stories I was doing. I wasn't sure that I really … Continue reading And there’s an eighth
Another bike ride this morning. It was hard to make myself do it, as expected. During the whole short ride up the hill (with a total altitude change of 14 feet), I kept wondering who put bricks on me. Then I hit the downhill stretch and felt on top of the world. Woo hoo! My … Continue reading Riding with bricks
I solved my issue with the second book. I do admit that I kind of rushed the end a bit after that, but I wanted to make sure it was going to work. I'll loop back through to sink another layer into it before writing the last chapter, which should happen tomorrow. So, I wasn't … Continue reading Second book: solved
I thought I'd be finishing with the 2nd book in the trilogy this week, probably Sunday. Now, I kind of wonder if I'll actually make that deadline. Woosh! I can almost hear it now. No, it's not really as bad as it seems. I still could finish on Sunday. Part of it depends on what … Continue reading So close
The Stardust Collection has recently been released. This boxed set contains Alexander's Den, Mystery of the Stardust Monk, and Stardust all in one nice ebook. These stories follow the journey of an unhatched dragon egg as it passes back into the possession of another dragon, then gets chased through the galaxy by a teen who … Continue reading The Stardust Collection
Mind-mapping and brainstorming with Scapple.
Here's a little story you might not know about Gohaldinest. In Quest for the Three Books, I needed a name for a place whose streets were supposedly paved with gold. The line, "The streets are paved with gold, but I seek a richer treasure," kept going through my head. The streets of where? So, of … Continue reading Gohaldinest – the ancient city
Yesterday I mentioned that there is a part of me that misses writing romance. I told you that today I would tell you why. It has to do with something my mother told me. It was during this one summer when I was about 14 or so. I'd found out about a contest for teen … Continue reading The death of romance
Oh, I want to talk about this chapter, but I don't want to spoil it. This is me anxiously clapping my hands together. Ignore the woman behind the curtain. I was glad to see that I still was a few chapters ahead, so there's a bit more to go. I've been so busy working on … Continue reading Dragons of Wellsdeep – Chapter 18
I am often asked how someone can get their book published. Or I get asked, "What advice would you give someone writing a book?" Most people don't want the real answer: finish the book you're writing first. Just finishing the book (whether fiction or non-fiction) is usually the most challenging for anyone. See, it seems … Continue reading Thoughts on Write, Publish, & Market Like a Boss
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