Monday Primary: Plotting Secondary: Concept development Tuesday Primary: Finished Plotting Secondary:  Plotting + 1,531 words Wednesday Primary:  4,598 Words Secondary:  3,414 Words Thursday Primary:  9,211 words Secondary: Used for primary writing Friday Administration. For a total (including unreported blog posts) of 18,754 words. As I reported last week, my writing has been injected with a […]

0 words. Did not see that coming. Now that there’s three writers on board, I found myself building production schedules for all of us, which included a rehaul of my own to fit in with everyone else.  That required a lot of thinking and building, tearing down and building again.  It also included long term plans

Monday:  5051 words Tuesday:  10028 words (short story for anthology finished) Wednesday:  4,993 words (book #12 finished) Thursday:  Plotting Friday:  Plotting Saturday:  Plotting For a total of 20,072 words for the week. Finally finished the book that seemed to be taking forever, and also got a 7K short story written ahead of deadline for a SF

Monday:  748 words Tuesday:  5,942 words Wednesday:  4,801 words Thursday:  5,514 words Friday:  Nothing Saturday:  <sigh> For a total of 17,005 words for the week. Not a good week for word counts, but it was still a full-on week. All I can tell myself at this point is that next week must be better! t. [fusion_separator style_type=”shadow” hide_on_mobile=”small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility” class=””

  As I suspected last week, this week was filled with everything but writing.  The lockdown has made every formality twice as difficult, and doubled the effort (and stress) involved in tasks that used to be simple.   I’m still waiting for Barnes & Noble to clear my new vendor account, ten days later (and can’t make

Monday: Nothing Tuesday: Nada Wednesday: Nope Thursday: Zip Friday: Zilch Saturday: Donuts!!! For a total word count of zero words for the week. As I wrote about late last week, yeah, this week was a total write-off, involving even more roadblocks than I had anticipated. Try opening a corporate bank account for a still-dripping corporation