Added 2k words to the old Franken-novel bringing it to 71.5k words. Over a third of the way through this story. I can see outs where I can finish it before my desired word count, but I'm gonna try and keep it going. Not bad for a Tuesday.
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Cranked out 2k words on the old Franken-novel... some weird stuff is showing up in here. Where does it come from? Now at 67k words and across the novel-size threshhold. Also, if I'm typing the word thanks, there's a 90-percent chance it will come out as Thanos.
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Added 2k words to my latest work, crossing the 60k word threshold... actually at 61k. Now I have the beginnings of a migraine going on. Went to the absence management site, too late to put in an absence. I'm in the saddle for a migraine and middle schoolers, the perfect combO for the afternoon.
One Night Stand in a Place with No Name (part 4 of the One Night Stand at the End of the World series) is now available on audiobook! Check it out! Some great work from narrator Nick Kaiel.
Until I've sold a book, or I'm ready to publish a book, I don't say anything about it other than genre and word count.
Weird, bizarro horror.
For me, storytelling is like graverobbing, and I never know what I'll find once I start digging, but I know someone will want it. 2k words added to my Franken-novel, bringing it to 54K words... climbing and climbing up to a point where everything will go insane somewhere around the 100k word mark.
I wasn't mad at it.
When I'm writing... like really writing... I'm not even there. The person inside doesn't know how to spell, just spelled winced as "winst," and I can't help but wonder if the two of us will ever meet, so I can give him a hard time about it.
Got a sale going on. My weirdo Indigenous cosmic horror novel One-Shot is on sale for a buck. Check it out!
The ebook of my Indigenous cosmic weirdo horror novel One-Shot is on sale for a buck. Trying to get more people to check it out. Shares appreciated! Link in comments.
Finally. Been waiting 20 years.
Cranked out 2k words on the Franken-novel. Now sitting at 52k words. Feeling good about it. In other news, a little birdy has told me that my book One-Shot will be going on sale tomorrow for 99 cents... so if you've been waiting to get an ebook of it, you're in luck. I'll post a link tomorrow.
Managed to add 2k words to my Franken-novel, cracking the 50k word barrier. Still rolling, still figuring out this beautiful, gory, disturbing mess. Gonna be a lot of spackle needled when the rough draft is done though.
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Another great review for part 12 of This Rotten World. Thanks for the review, Gem. Thinking about bringing back some old characters with the next one, just toying with how that's all going to work in my brain. #zombies #zombiefiction
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Been clickety clacking away all morning. Wrote 2k words on the old Franken-novel, bringing it to 47k words. Cranked out some newsletters... which I seem to have just straight up forgotten about writing this month, and now, I'm looking to chill. Cover is for a semi-historical Indigenous horror book.
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I get it. The one I'm working on has so many pieces that after I write, I have to sit back and make sure everything makes sense.
