My newsletter subscribers heard about this a while ago, but early this year I started working on a story for a very special anthology. Back in January someone (CW Briar, actually) just randomly tossed out the suggestion of a speculative anthology based on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 and/or the Woes in Luke 6. Volunteers…
This was originally posted on blackanddarknight.wordpress.com on September 9, 2011. This was written for one of the rounds of (sadly now defunct) Writer’s Platform Building Campaign. There were challenges issued throughout the campaign, and the prompts for this particular one were to begin the story with “The door swung open” and to end with “The…
… is that it tends to sneak up on you. Somehow, it’s April. I sat down mid-March, just before my visit to The Writers Colony at Dairy Hollow (more posts coming about that in the near future!), and realized that my co-ML and I needed to figure out some write-ins for Camp NaNoWriMo. (We did, though…
I… really didn’t mean to disappear on the blog when the last week of October hit, but OH WELL. I mean, my only real excuse was last-minute NaNoWriMo preparations… and then NaNo itself.
I only have one universe currently that lends itself well to the concept of pets, and that is Blood of Trees (which I haven’t touched in over a year, wow).
So much for regular updates, NaNo related or not. November has spread me thin like butter over too much bread. (Yes, that is a gratuitous Lord of the Rings reference.)
I think I know what I’m writing. It’s been a rough month, in that regard. And now, less than 24 hours out (really, we’re into single digits here with about five hours to go), I think I have a plan. It’s really just the surface of a plan, but I can see a beginning, and…
Gah, we’re already past the halfway mark… yikes! Still so much to do…
How is it November 11 already? I don’t understand…
I’m not sure how the first weekend of November has already flown by. It feels like it should still be Friday, but nope. It’s Monday. Monday.
