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Week Off
Due to having to replace the ducting in the house, boarding the cats during the noisiest parts, soothing the cats through their trauma when they came home, going to Stitches West, and all my regular day-to-day work, I’m taking today off from blogging. Look for me to resume on Friday.
NaNoWriMo Week 4 – Crossing The Finish Line
50,435 words. The novel is nowhere near done, but I’m stepping away for a while. The beginning of the week was going well. The new outline seems to be working better. I’ve identified a few holes in the new one. The good thing is I know how to plug them after a few second’s thought.
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Rough Week, But There Is A Light At The End Of The Tunnel
This week has been rough. I haven’t been able to focus on anything long enough to follow through. I’ve got ideas for other stories, but they in my head and not down on the page. I have thoughts about recent events in publishing, but I can’t make them coherent. It’s not for the lack
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New Year’s Resolutions Updates
It’s been six months since I made my New Years Resolutions. Here’s an update on where I stand with them – Write more consistently every day. I’ve just gotten back into the habit, as mentioned in an earlier post. I’m up to doing a minimum of 350 words a day. Finish a final draft of
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