Update: WIP’s, Blog Content, and Other Thoughts (Mostly About Writer’s Block)

Hey everyone. It’s been a very busy time for me. Unfortunately it’s not been because I’ve been making great traction on my latest and greatest WIP. Nope, the day job has me going all over, which has left little energy for writing. But I do hope to get at it again pretty soon, especially to finish up the last of the Timeless series and begin on South Texas Lore #2. I’ve been playing around with a few titles, and I think I may have settled on one I really like. I’ll share that as soon as I get closer to starting.

If you have looked at my page recently, you will have notices some new content. I’ve decided to start taking posts that help promote other authors that write gay romance/mm romance and other LGBT stories. It’s my way of trying to figure out how to give others some exposure, especially those just starting out. Plus, it could help bring more people who may want to check out my work too. If you are interested in a guest post, release blitz, or anything like that, just hit the contact page and send me a message. I’m not doing reviews though. I just don’t have the time.

On a sad note, once again I’ve been hit with the dreaded writer’s block. I had hoped to submit a story to an anthology last month, but the idea just never reached where I wanted it to. Every time I started to write, nothing would come out. Plus if it did, it wasn’t anything worth using. It’s a shame though, since I really liked the idea. But maybe I can come back to it one day and just publish it as a short.

I’ve also been thinking about my heritage a lot. I know I’ve touched on this with the start of my South Texas Lore series (the first, Espejos, being worked on by Less Than Three Press), but I feel there is a lot more I can do with it, even without the supernatural stuff. I have an idea, but we will see if I ever get around to starting it. Maybe it will be my Nanawrimo project.

I guess that is all for now. If you are so inclined, check out some of the release/reveal posts. Maybe you’ll find a new author to add to your growing collection.