Tentative MultiMind Publishing Schedule
Ok, so.
I have what I am going to call a tentative publishing schedule because it is tentative and thus due to change at any given time but I think I have some degree of it down so far.
I tend to plan these in advance because while writing books is quick for me, putting them out isn’t. I want to make sure I’m not pumping out half-rushed drivel and such. Also, I have disorders to contend with and they do take up my time.
The current schedule (should nothing go awry):
Late 2024 – The Harlequin (Novel; Dark Fantasy, Horror)
2025 – No Book. Reason: I’m going to South Korea for three months (at least I plan to), where I plan to just stay in a v smol apt and write Soaring, an alternative world history fantasy sci fi that is probably going to be a series. It most definitely will be multiple books. How many? I honestly don’t know. Why S. Korea? 1) I’ve never been out the country before (because it is expensive and a privilege to do so) 2) Korea is a calmer fit for me than America, especially for the subject I’m writing (the history part) 3) I can speak and understand Korean well enough to just shut myself away in an apartment by myself for 3 months and simply write the entire time (my friends who are Korean nationals and live there have, however, told me they planned to kidnap me and force me to have fun against my own will from time to time. From what I understand, I will be getting dragged to the beach and to random fun places. Especially on my birthday, July 2). I have been working on the research of Soaring since 2014, when I first got the idea while I was working at the Library of Congress. World history has a lot of moving parts. Soaring has a lot, lot of moving parts.
Jun & Aug 2026 – Glass & Dreams duology (double novel; Fantasy, Dark Fantasy, also nicknamed The Omakes). The continuation and blend of the works Dreamer and The Glassman.
May 8, 2027 – Butterfly (novel; Fantasy) Date Reason: Black Fae Day
And that’s it! So far, at least. Mind you, it’s a publishing schedule, not exactly a writing schedule. Every single one of these books (with exception to Soaring) is completely done and already written. They’re all ready to go through the publication process.
The biggest thing is the S. Korea trip. I simply expect it to be expensive but I have been planning to go for a while. Like, pre-pandemic. I may Kickstarter the trip, I may not, I’m still weighing my options. Yes, there are traveler grants for writers but they’re massively hard to get, quite small financially and very few. It’s not like I’m sitting on a MacArthur Fellow grant like Octavia Butler so I have to figure things out for myself. The not-fun part, in other words.
