I finished editing and revising Reading Between The Lines and sent it to my editor, wheee! I’m also up 1305 words yesterday when I began to input all my edits, etc. Tonight I’ll start on Wolf Unbound but I’ve got … Click to read more…
Archive for July, 2007
Nearly finished with my paper edits on Reading Between the Lines. It’s always hard to know what a story really is until you let it lie for a week or so and then pick it up again. Thank god it … Click to read more…
I managed to read two books this week. Well, okay I had two DNF but I’m not talking about them. Both of these books are ones I picked up at RT in April.
First up, Maria Lima’s Matters of the … Click to read more…
I finished Wolf Unbound last night. I thought I’d finish the night before but one scene came to me that I hadn’t anticipated, which works out anyway!
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I’d been aiming for roughly 70K and with about … Click to read more…
Professionalism. Okay, let’s talk about being a professional for a moment since it’s the topic of the moment (super fabulous discussion over at Smart Bitches, by the way – as per usual because they are smart cookies as well as … Click to read more…
I was over at The Dynamic Trio earlier this afternoon talking about how I’ve found myself in this very nice, nearly Zen space about my writing. I feel calm and positive. I’m not harried and rushed, I’m not blocked or … Click to read more…
Just one line, a snippet really, still 18 and over please.… Click to read more…
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53,667 / 70,000
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Wolf Unbound
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2,680 / 90,000
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Sisters of Mercy
Holy cow – in the last seven days I’ve written a total of 24,096 words. And I didn’t count the galleys I did for Chased and Sleight … Click to read more…
Oh, quickly, at the end of last night, day six
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49,092 / 70,000
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Wolf Unbound… Click to read more…
A few years ago, Idlewild opened for the second leg of the Pearl Jam NA tour and I fell in love with them. Every night they’d come out, in dire need of a sandwich, and say, “We’re Idlewild and we’re … Click to read more…








