The last time I published anything was in late December 2016, my novel The Christmas Letters.
Since then, I've been diligently working on books two and three of the Shadowkill Trilogy.
Over the past few weeks, I've put together a new nonfiction books about traveling with type one diabetics--still untitled, but brainstorming some ideas--and a short story, which, as of this date, is technically a novelette. Top word count on a short story is 7,500 words, according to SFWA, and this one is over 10,000. Not sure how I'll market it, but I'll figure it out.
When these are up and published--these will be published wide, across all e-book platforms--I will let everyone know.
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Friday, August 18, 2017
Friday, July 28, 2017
What's Next? / Happenings In The Outhouse 28-July-2017
I have finished the first round of edits for books two and three of the Shadowkill trilogy.
What's next?
Before I run through the final (I hope, crossing my fingers) edits, there are 2-3 smaller projects I want to tackle: a non-fiction book centered around travelling with type one diabetics, and a few fiction short stories.
I love the freedom of being an indie author. I can write exactly what my heart desires. If I want to write a romance or a cozy mystery or another thriller in my Central Division series, I can--and I will. Those are tentatively scribbled in for 2018, at the very earliest. For the romance, I'm going back and forth about a pseudonym. I'm weighing the pros and cons carefully.
On the short story front, I have a few I had written before. So with those, I want to do one pass-through to get a feeling about it being ready to go or not. There is another short story I had written the bones of before--meaning, I have written about three pages, just to get the idea out of my head--and I have a strong feeling to write it.
What's next?
Before I run through the final (I hope, crossing my fingers) edits, there are 2-3 smaller projects I want to tackle: a non-fiction book centered around travelling with type one diabetics, and a few fiction short stories.
I love the freedom of being an indie author. I can write exactly what my heart desires. If I want to write a romance or a cozy mystery or another thriller in my Central Division series, I can--and I will. Those are tentatively scribbled in for 2018, at the very earliest. For the romance, I'm going back and forth about a pseudonym. I'm weighing the pros and cons carefully.
On the short story front, I have a few I had written before. So with those, I want to do one pass-through to get a feeling about it being ready to go or not. There is another short story I had written the bones of before--meaning, I have written about three pages, just to get the idea out of my head--and I have a strong feeling to write it.
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