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Goals: process goals
So for the record, my idea of professional output is 7500-10,000 words a day. Right now I’m 1/10 of the way there for today.
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Getting the Groove Back (Part 2): the fine art of multi-tasking
As I’m working on getting up to my notion of pro status, there are the product goals (stuff to finish, revise, publish) and process goals (daily output, hours devoted to writing). Today I am working on getting work done on … Continue reading
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Meanwhile, in another part of the cosmos (Live from the Tuesday write-in: Ship’s Heart)
One of the delights of being an independent writer is that you can write in whatever order you like. My friends and I caught the trilogy bug, but I decided to write book 2 first. Now I am writing book … Continue reading
Spring at last!
And it’s finally acting like spring here, which means actually sweating when I run for the bus, sniffling from all the tree pollen (very romantic season if you’re a tree), and listening to the birds getting lively outside the window … Continue reading
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Goals: Beginning Again
Last night my colleague Becca Patterson and I attended a reading for graduating MFA students at Hamline University in St. Paul. I had the pleasure of hearing a piece that I’d read in an early draft, recognizable still but with … Continue reading
Weekend Writing Warriors: Sunday 13 April 2014 (Character Interview: Inside the Jump)
My best friend — what a childish notion. I am very much older and wiser than anyone who would ask such a thing. I am one of a court; I remember those soirees and airship-parties when I was a student … Continue reading
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Weekend Writing Warriors: Sunday 1 February 2014 (Character Interview: Inside the Jump)
I am Temn yr Astok, and at this late date it does not matter who my parents were, or who sponsored their marriage. I am the Astok great-clan, pure and simple, except for a few rivalrous upstarts. There are days … Continue reading
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Cover reveals!
In the Laboratory of the Night is up on Amazon now, with other distributors to follow soon. In honor of the release, Glass Knife Press has updated my covers for all three of the published stories. Here they are!
NaNoFeed: cusswords as world building, and engineering consult in the afterglow
This year’s NaNo is a wild ride, and I’m having loads of fun with my usual world-building by tripping over things. A cross-cultural exchange between the Ship’s Captain, Jehen, and her old flame, Martisset, following their romantic reunion. (Warning: Implied … Continue reading
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NaNoFeed: Correction, it’s blue-collar multicultural space opera
Writing the closing bout of our NaNo Day 1 with the inimitable Devin Harnois at our traditional location. And it’s blue-collar multicultural space opera I’m writing, witness the following excerpt (Jehen is one of the Captains of a cybernetic starship). … Continue reading