WAYFINDER is signed, sealed and delivered. Or more like revised, spellchecked and delivered, but it’s DONE. Done done DONE. One book left to write, and then half a year OFF*. thinks to do: Feb 19: WAYFINDER due Apr 15: SPIRIT DANCES due Jun 30: New book proposals due *You people keep disbelieving I can take half a year off. For the record, I define “time off” as “not writing a book to contract”, which obviously it doesn’t include having to do revisions or creating proposals for new books, because hey,…
interactive Kit is interactive
I seem to be doing a Spontaneous Interactive Author Day, as I declared an #askawriter thing on Twitter, and I just got a note from the fine folks at Bitten By Books that the Inheritors’ Cycle books are being discussed today, so I’m going to hang out there to chat and answer questions, too. So since Interactive Kit is being Interactive, if you want to play Ask A Writer here, too, well, go for it. :) The Road Home: miles to Isengard: 147.4 ytd km swum: 25
livejournal knows all!
I need a hymn which could potentially draw someone back to himself as he fought a great darkness. I’ve already used “Amazing Grace” for something else. :) Ideas, suggestions, places I could look? A song of some sort which references/relies on God’s strength would also do, but it pretty much either has to be a hymnal or something of Clear Channel radio station popularity, and a hymn would be better since it’s unlikely to run into copyright issues. :) ETA: Oh, wow. and absolutely nailed it with “Eternal Father, Strong…
“Hot Time” reminder
Time is growing short to buy Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight“, the Janx and Daisani novella of the Old Races. It’ll go off the market at the end of February, and it’ll be years before it’s seen again. Surely you want to be one of a mere hundred or so people who’ve read it, right? I’ll even post the teaser again (behind the cut), just to whet your whistle a bit. :)
confidence, fear, knowing what you’re doing…
A friend of mine posted a few days ago about her constant struggle with confidence and fear. Her post was mostly just an “argh, this is hard” vent sort of thing rather than being something in search of deep profound commentary, but it happened to cross with a rather terrific article entitled “Nobody Knows What the F*** They’re Doing” that another friend posted via Facebook, and it’s all apparently inspired me to write something about, well, confidence and fear and the appearance of knowing what you’re doing. I’m not sure…