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FlickrWriting Rubrics, 3/30-4/5
Right, zo. This week has a little more flex in it--I'm busy Saturday but will have time to myself on Sunday, which means I can actually take a floating day off some time mid-week. The best part is that I sort of don't want to; maybe I'm getting the hang of this.
Day 1: Done--edited and prepared Not Providence 1.5 for publishing.
Day 2: Done--sent off a query about Done with Mirrors (fingers crossed there).
Day 3: Work on Not Providence.
Day 4: Edit Not Providence 6.
Day 5: Work on "Recess".
It may be tough to hold to my resolution to unleash another short story on the world this month--I am looking at digging out "The Color of Your Money" for editing in case "Recess" flags. I am finding Not Providence takes more time up than expected, but I don't think that's a bad thing; training for the actual writing life if it ever comes, and all that. I think I'm hitting my stride. Of course, this means that I should experience horrific writer's block any day now...
Day 1: Done--edited and prepared Not Providence 1.5 for publishing.
Day 2: Done--sent off a query about Done with Mirrors (fingers crossed there).
Day 3: Work on Not Providence.
Day 4: Edit Not Providence 6.
Day 5: Work on "Recess".
It may be tough to hold to my resolution to unleash another short story on the world this month--I am looking at digging out "The Color of Your Money" for editing in case "Recess" flags. I am finding Not Providence takes more time up than expected, but I don't think that's a bad thing; training for the actual writing life if it ever comes, and all that. I think I'm hitting my stride. Of course, this means that I should experience horrific writer's block any day now...
Labels: progress notes
posted by Tyler at
10:11 AM
1 Comments:
*chuckling* yeah...tempting those gods and goddesses to muck about in your house of fate, perhaps, but could have been worth it for the opportunity to feel so positive about one's forward motion even if only for a moment. Good for you (and good for us readers - we reap the bounty of the obvious progress in your writing). Thank you.
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