I'll start writing the novella – The Rising in July and start the next novel – XiniX in the fall. Gonna push Voton out a year. 2012-05-29 @shawnp0wers I have the opposite problem. More ideas than time to write them… Read More »Twitter Posts from 2012-05-26 to 2012-06-01
Sometimes when you are in the middle of a Work In Progress (WIP) novel, you get inspiration for the next novel. That happened to me this week. After a month long hiatus on my current novel, due to coaching my… Read More »My Next Novel
Marwa Morgan via Compfight I’ve been doing the self-publishing thing now for about five years. I got into it purely from a Do-It-Yourself angle and just kind of stayed around. I’m not one of those hot-headed one way or the… Read More »My Position on Publishing Options
The Star Trilogy is a trilogy in that the books are connected in thematic ways, but they are not related in characters, at least not for the most part. Confused? Me too. I’ll try again. The main characters in Starforgers… Read More »The Star Trilogy Explained
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Nathan Makan via Compfight Scrivener mentioned my blog posts about their software on Twitter yesterday and I got a ton of visitors. Thank you Scrivener for the mention! If you are new around here as a result of that, welcome… Read More »Welcome Fellow Scrivener Users
lisbokt via Compfight The protagonist of my novel Tyrmia is a white, human female. The protagonist of Starforgers is also a white, human female. The protagonist of Starstrikers is a white, human male. The protagonist of Starveyors is a blue/black,… Read More »The Origins of My Protagonists
Part One This is the second part of my two part blog post on using Scrivener to write a novel. I covered some useful things in part one, so if you haven’t read that yet you might want to, it… Read More »How I Use Scrivener to Write a Novel Part Two