The life most real to me. As evidenced by the preponderance of posts.
I love (and by love, I mean, get alternately amused or annoyed by) the accusation that a low price devalues me, and every other writer with me. Do I think 99 cents is all my book is worth? Hell, no. I put a lot of hours and tears and edits into that book. I have […]
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That’s right here: Multi-Tasking and Time Travel I’m fond of today’s post.
Blogging at Turtleduck Press Read More »
I’m writing a romance story. Those of you who know me can pick your jaw up now. You may have noticed I’m not big on romance as a genre. I had a scarring experience as a teen with 1970s era Harlequins. And I’m easily annoyed by sentiment. Those women who watch romantic comedies? Not me.
Rafe and Taro take an ill-considered vacation. Here their fellow guests just arrived. Eight people came in that boat, including the boatman. I’d slept with all of them. Including the boatman. Hell. It was like…the world took a step back. I stood barefoot on worn-soft wood, surrounded by sunshine and water and pretty people,
Six Sentence Sunday from His Faithful Squire Read More »
I’m here. Attempting to edit without a brain. Love this book. Can’t wait to see how it ends up. How are you?
Every day this grows to require more time. Also, I’m coming up with stuff I don’t want to share, as it will ruin the story when you read it (as I certainly hope you will.) So I’m going to stop posting this after today. I’ll continue with the world-building eventually, but for right now…it’s time
Day Twelve: The Speculative Element Read More »
Today’s exercise is to expand on one area of the culture you’ve created for your world. We have a bare-bones timeline, the bare-bones elements of a language, the bare-bones of an economic and political scene. Drat, running out of time! I somehow got myself some piled-up deadlines… Anyway. Frantic typing ensues. Dwarves live in the
Day Eleven: Focus In Read More »