It's day 10 of Camp NanoWriMo and I missed my
first update but I have lots to tell! My original intention was to
spend all of camp editing and revising Catch a Falling Star and I
have been working towards those goals diligently. I've also been authoring a new story that's been keeping me up nights and demanding to be written and working
on developing my blog here. It's exhausting to have so much I want to
write and actually try to make time to get it all done. My sister
says there is no such thing as no time, you make time for the things
you want to do but in reality sometimes the words flow faster than I
can type and I do need to sleep, eat and move away from my desk
occasionally. (#campnanowrimo)
My first goal was to revise chapter 1 of Catch a Falling Star and make it more interesting. I'd love it if you'd go and read just that chapter leaving me a comment either here or on FictionPress to let me know if you like it.
So here's the tally. I've edited up to
chapter 12 in Catch a Falling Star and I've been updating it on FictionPress as I go. That puts me ahead on my goals
sheet that I created here. I've written almost 20K words in the new
story subtitled The Compromise, and I've written one, as yet
unpublished, blog post. My word count is sitting at 31980, and I
upped my goal to 90K since the new book is flowing so fast. The blog
is moving slowly for me which is odd since my specialty is research
writing and that is pretty much what I am doing on it but we are
moving forward with it and that's what counts, right?
For those who want to know about the
new story, I have a fanfiction that's been very popular and I've
decided to rewrite it and publish it. (Yes I know it's been done
before but it's a very good story.) It falls outside of the genre I
usually write being a bit more explicit than my usual romance work and I
expect I will publish it under a pseudonym for that reason. So far
it's two parts and The Compromise would be the third part making it a
trilogy. So far it's the best yet of the three and I am very excited
about it. Of course the other two will experience revision before
they're published so that they are fully cohesive.
If I finish Amethyst in the Rough this
year and the trilogy I will have written 5 (FIVE!) books this year!
Not too shabby! Now to wade into the waters of indie publishing.
Anyway, there's my update, a few days late. Thanks for visiting!
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