First Draft of Starveyors Complete
Yesterday I finally finished the first draft of Starveyors. It feels like I’ve been writing this one forever, probably because I started it in January.… Read More »First Draft of Starveyors Complete
Yesterday I finally finished the first draft of Starveyors. It feels like I’ve been writing this one forever, probably because I started it in January.… Read More »First Draft of Starveyors Complete
Ed Yourdon via Compfight If you’ve been following along on my Work In Progress meter for Starveyors you might have wondered why I’m suddenly almost… Read More »Moving the Goal Posts
mlabowicz via Compfight When I got my new Dell laptop and put Ubuntu on it, I was doing more than just setting up a new… Read More »Leaving Apple for Linux
(Because “The Big Idea” has already been done. This post is about the Ideas that underline my novels, specifically the Star Trilogy.) mhobl via Compfight… Read More »Behind the Page – Origins of the Votainions
Benoît Meunier via Compfight I’m currently writing my fifth novel, Starveyors. It will primarily be an ebook only novel. There will eventually be a paperback version,… Read More »Ebook Novel Length
Barry_Adams via Compfight You can’t get to the finish line without burning some gas. You can’t finish your novel without burning some midnight oil. Or… Read More »Stepping on the Gas
Milind Alvares via Compfight I’ve crossed the halfway marker in total word count this week for Starveyors, my Work In Progress(WIP). Sitting at around 44,000… Read More »Novel Progress and Laptop Woes
Lately I’ve been applying some of the wisdom that I’ve absorbed from social media gurus to my blog and a few of the other platforms… Read More »Blog Tweaks and Fine Tuning My Social Presence
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… 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… Read More »How I Use Scrivener to Write a Novel Part Two