Sep 05
Posted: under Reader Help.
Tags: progress report September 5th, 2009
I’ve started sending the manuscript to the alpha readers who passed the test. If you heard from me that you did, and don’t get one by Sunday night (not Sunday morning–I have church), let me know. My email load is big enough that I can lose things in the inbox. [...more]
I’ve started sending the manuscript to the alpha readers who passed the test. If you heard from me that you did, and don’t get one by Sunday night (not Sunday morning–I have church), let me know. My email load is big enough that I can lose things in the inbox.
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Sep 04
Posted: under Revisions.
Tags: progress report, revision September 4th, 2009
This morning I planned to start work on Book Two as soon as I w0ke, and in fact had planned an ambitious attack on it while dealing with a click beetle in the bedroom last night. (Click beetles, which show up in the house in late summer, are small, harmless, but noisy little beetles that […] [...more]
This morning I planned to start work on Book Two as soon as I w0ke, and in fact had planned an ambitious attack on it while dealing with a click beetle in the bedroom last night. (Click beetles, which show up in the house in late summer, are small, harmless, but noisy little beetles that are more active at night and markedly interfere with my sleep. Last night, for instance, one crawled under my pillow and started jumping and clicking right under my ear.)
Anyway, when I turned on the computer this morning, I had email from the Orbit UK, where they’re working on the omnibus Deed of Paksenarrion and proofreaders had found anomalies. Could I please check them out?
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Sep 03
Posted: under Revisions, the writing life.
Tags: progress report, revision, the writing life September 3rd, 2009
Fortuitous combination: a couple of days ago, I got my contributor’s copy of the October Writer’s Digest in which I have a (commissioned) article on SFWA. Naturally it became the instant “in the throne-room” reading (it’s new, it’s different) and though I’m no longer a novice writer, there’s still stuff to learn. [...more]
Fortuitous combination: a couple of days ago, I got my contributor’s copy of the October Writer’s Digest in which I have a (commissioned) article on SFWA. Naturally it became the instant “in the throne-room” reading (it’s new, it’s different) and though I’m no longer a novice writer, there’s still stuff to learn.
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