So, things have been quiet, haven’t they? Yeah.
I’ve got half a dozen things in various stages of written, most of which probably aren’t going to go any further. So I’m closing them today and letting them sit waaaaaay back on the burner and starting fresh.
And by fresh I mean completely. I’m resetting the counter over […]
Whenever I write something I’m particularly proud of and post it, like the previous pair of kaybles, I get a form of writer’s block I like to call performance anxiety. For the next X days, I’m incapable of getting any real progress on any writing, because my mind is constantly comparing it to the last […]
If you like to read this sort of thing via your livejournal friends page, a syndicated feed has been set up here. The link is also in the sidebar under “Places to find me,” which I think is kind of recursive, but what’re you gonna do?
Special thanks to Scott Raun for setting this up!
Because of how blogs work, these notes are posted after the two parts of the story but show up over them on the front page. So I’m going to put a cut here so you can click on them when you want to read them. If you want to read them.
And no, these notes don’t […]
Batten down the hatches, mateys, we’re a-headin’ for a squall!
Which is enough pirate talk for me, and a way of saying that I’ve been linked to by Banter Latte and need to be ready to approve new registrants to the site.
So, if you’re new here (and really, this being the third day of the project, […]
I did some calculations for the rest of the year, starting today, and came up with 107,520 words through the end of the year. Natually, administrivia posts like this don’t count toward that. Over on the sidebar I’ll be tracking my progress, thanks to the Zokutou Word Meter! Those guys are awesome for making this […]
A drabble is an extremely short work of fiction exactly one hundred words in length, although the term is often misused to indicate a short story of less than 1000 words. The purpose of the drabble is brevity and to test the author’s ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in an extremely confined space.(Thank […]
In 2004, I attempted NaNoWriMo for the first time. I failed spectacularly, due to illness.
In 2005, I tried again. This time, I failed spectacularly due to illness.
In 2006, I tried again. I managed, barely, to keep ahead of illness, writing whenever I felt up to it and just about killing myself to finish in the last […]
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