April's writing progress
I finished editing the audiobook of
The Reluctant Dragonrider
and recorded the pickups (fixes for mistakes I didn't notice while I was recording). I'll edit those in over the next few days, and then it should be ready to go to the distributor.
I didn't do much with The Dragons of Asdanund this month - a mere 1500 words, so the first draft now stands at 37,000 words. Since I'm nearly done with the audiobook, I should make more progress on the novel next month.
I recorded a few short videos, two of which are now on my YouTube channel. The first, Helpdesk, is a "poem" inspired by one of the frustrations of my day job. ("Poem" is in quotes because it doesn't rhyme and doesn't scan, but is written in lines that don't go right to the edge of the page, which counts as a poem in my book.) The second doesn't have a title, but is an anecdote about accents based on something that happened to a member of my family some years ago.
I didn't do much with The Dragons of Asdanund this month - a mere 1500 words, so the first draft now stands at 37,000 words. Since I'm nearly done with the audiobook, I should make more progress on the novel next month.
I recorded a few short videos, two of which are now on my YouTube channel. The first, Helpdesk, is a "poem" inspired by one of the frustrations of my day job. ("Poem" is in quotes because it doesn't rhyme and doesn't scan, but is written in lines that don't go right to the edge of the page, which counts as a poem in my book.) The second doesn't have a title, but is an anecdote about accents based on something that happened to a member of my family some years ago.
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