Weekly Log – May 5, 2020: Plus One More.

This week’s log: Monday: Worldbuilding Tuesday: Worldbuilding Wednesday: Worldbuilding Thursday: Worldbuilding + Character building Friday: Character Building + Series Arcs It was another week of nothing to show except for a lot of words on blank pages and a great deal of research, reading and staring at the screen as I mulled over possibilities. But I […]

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This Is The New Normal

This Is The New Normal In April, 14 Million people in the USA applied for unemployment benefits.  Six million people applied for emergency assistance in Canada.  Around the world, the numbers of unemployed and those with reduced income are proportional to populations. Last week, my government spoke for the first time about the duration of

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Weekly Log – April 28, 2020: Another Solid Week

This week’s log: Monday: Worldbuilding Tuesday: Worldbuilding Wednesday: Worldbuilding Thursday: Worldbuilding Friday: Worldbuilding Another solid week.  This one didn’t quite feel so accomplished, though.  Plotting never does.  It’s too amorphous to begin, as you cast around looking for character and plot lines and try weaving something coherent out of the mess.  It’s not until you

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A More Deadly Weapon Against Distractions

Just a quick post this week.  I’m getting back into the working groove and suddenly becoming (re)aware of the plethora of distractions that can lure you away from your manuscript–especially when you’re working at home, which is pretty much all of us right now. When you’re at home, you don’t have people looking over your

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Distractions Always Happen, and You Aren’t ‘Less Than’ Because of Them

  Words used to flow easily for me.  Not so much, these days. I — like you, I am sure — am struggling to get words down in a regular manner.  The puzzling thing for me was why am I struggling?  I’m not sick.  No one in my immediate family is sick (thanks to whoever

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