Space Opera Progress
Well, we are making some headway.
"Of Destiny's Daughters" finally hit the digital world last week. The first in my attempt at a Space Opera style trilogy, it is first out as an eBook.
The print edition should follow along in the next month or two.
The manuscript for the second book, "Hammer Across the Stars," is lurking on the publisher's desk waiting for us to get up the ambition to tackle the editing process. I would expect to see work on that finished by the middle of this year.
The third book, "Expeditions to Earth" is rolling along. I've passed what I think of as the half-way mark at 50,000+ words. If I can stay on schedule, this one should see the light of day sometime in 2020.
After that I'll go back to looking at a couple of ideas I have for the Housetrap Chronicles Series.
This is shaping up as a busy year. Already manned the table at one book sale, and have at least four other venues lined up.
The best advice I can give to a writer at any level, is "Finish the project." You don't know what you will ultimately have until you write the first completed draft. You can polish and wrestle with it later. The second best advice I can think of is "SEND IT OUT!"
Enjoy your writing/Reading!
"Of Destiny's Daughters" finally hit the digital world last week. The first in my attempt at a Space Opera style trilogy, it is first out as an eBook.
The print edition should follow along in the next month or two.
The manuscript for the second book, "Hammer Across the Stars," is lurking on the publisher's desk waiting for us to get up the ambition to tackle the editing process. I would expect to see work on that finished by the middle of this year.
The third book, "Expeditions to Earth" is rolling along. I've passed what I think of as the half-way mark at 50,000+ words. If I can stay on schedule, this one should see the light of day sometime in 2020.
After that I'll go back to looking at a couple of ideas I have for the Housetrap Chronicles Series.
This is shaping up as a busy year. Already manned the table at one book sale, and have at least four other venues lined up.
The best advice I can give to a writer at any level, is "Finish the project." You don't know what you will ultimately have until you write the first completed draft. You can polish and wrestle with it later. The second best advice I can think of is "SEND IT OUT!"
Enjoy your writing/Reading!
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