Yes I am.
I'm still here.
Still writing.
It may be slow going, but editing Straight Razor is still moving along. My temporary publication date has been pushed out another month--for now I'm keeping the date to myself, but as soon as I get closer I'll share it.
For now, I've adjusted my schedule to work more on writing in the morning. I typically get up at six, and I joked with my wife the other night that I should get up at four. I was a little serious, but I may adjust it to . . . oh, five thirty or so.
For now, I'm still healing and each day I'm getting better.
Take a journey, as one writer climbs out of the depths of obscurity, to creatively entertain and boldly stretch the imaginations of billions . . .
Friday, March 20, 2015
Friday, March 6, 2015
When life feels like an episode of House
Everyone loves the TV series House.
Well, my life feels like it could be completely scripted from that show.
My writing has been on a stalemate. For the past week, I've been battling . . . hiccups. Yes, you heard right. Hiccups.
And not just a mild tickle either. Hiccups that feel like I am choking to death. In the end, my doctors have said it was more than likely from an allergic reaction to a medication I had been taking for my ITP (low platelets).
Needless to say, I am no longer taking that medicine.
But yet the battle rages on, gradually getting less and less in frequency of hiccups.
I'm sure not too far along the horizon I'll look back on this experience and . . . oh, hell, I'll look back and say how much it sucked.
Because it does.
Don't worry, I'll still keep working. Reviews of Guest of Honor keep coming in, and several are either 4 and 5 stars. Many are flattering. Thanks to those who have.
Well, my life feels like it could be completely scripted from that show.
My writing has been on a stalemate. For the past week, I've been battling . . . hiccups. Yes, you heard right. Hiccups.
And not just a mild tickle either. Hiccups that feel like I am choking to death. In the end, my doctors have said it was more than likely from an allergic reaction to a medication I had been taking for my ITP (low platelets).
Needless to say, I am no longer taking that medicine.
But yet the battle rages on, gradually getting less and less in frequency of hiccups.
I'm sure not too far along the horizon I'll look back on this experience and . . . oh, hell, I'll look back and say how much it sucked.
Because it does.
Don't worry, I'll still keep working. Reviews of Guest of Honor keep coming in, and several are either 4 and 5 stars. Many are flattering. Thanks to those who have.
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