Procrastination On Track
So, it's NaNo ... I'm a few days ahead ... which means I procrastinate. A lot. I reread books. I read new books. I tweak my old books. I tweak friends' books. It's a thing. This time, I went full out on tweaking my own. All because scrivener has it so that I can take files in it and transform them into Kindle books. That's right, if you want a kindle version of something I've written, let me know. I can do that now. *wink wink* It started with Bridge Walker, but it didn't end
Dreamcrafter Snippet
Okay, so I feel like I should warn you all a little about Istas and how Dreamcrafter is going so far. The truth of it is that we're a couple days ahead of schedule and it's fantastic. Once I learned how to deal with Istas as a narrator, it all started to work out beautifully. Perhaps the best part of Istas as a narrator is that she leaves these little snippets in the openings of the chapters. While the body of the story is written in past tense, these openings are fully in th
Comfort Zone Collapse
Well, I was determined to stop in today and at least update this. So here I am, and I have actual things to share. So let's get started. First of all, Cibola didn't work out. Not sure why. As excited as I was for the project and as much as the pieces of the history seemed to fall into place, I couldn't write it. So now it is a project that must be pushed back. Until I have a better understanding of how the story is unfolding and which actions are relevant, I'm willing to let
Bookaversary/NaNo Updates
First of all: HAPPY BOOKAVERSARY TO IVY!! Honestly, it feels like Ivy has always been out in the world, and I don't even remember which year we are on now. Literally just checked the copyright date and realized IT'S BEEN THREE YEARS! I can hardly believe it. Three years since the PMC has found a toehold in the publishing world. So much has happened with it since then, too. Now, the final book in Lex's tale is about to be released and I'm not sure how that day is going to affe
