October's Writing Progress
(A day early for once, because I'm going out tomorrow evening.)
Progress on The Last Dragonrider continues. I wrote 7,000 words of it this month, so it now stands at 65,000 words.
I wrote a couple of short pieces for prompts from the writers' groups that I'm in, which might end up as bonus stories for newsletter subscribers. (Reminder - if you're not already a subscriber, you can join for free by clicking here - http://eepurl.com/_5EDX Currently there are five short stories for subscribers, though three of them also appear in Racing the Storm and Other Stories.)
My talk at Urban Arts went smoothly. (It should, after all the planning that went into it.) Attendance was a little disappointing - a few people who said they would've liked to come had the nerve to go to a football match, of all things. But the audience seemed to enjoy it, I sold a few books, and the organisers asked me if I'd like to do another talk next year. So I'd say I can consider it a qualified success.
Progress on The Last Dragonrider continues. I wrote 7,000 words of it this month, so it now stands at 65,000 words.
I wrote a couple of short pieces for prompts from the writers' groups that I'm in, which might end up as bonus stories for newsletter subscribers. (Reminder - if you're not already a subscriber, you can join for free by clicking here - http://eepurl.com/_5EDX Currently there are five short stories for subscribers, though three of them also appear in Racing the Storm and Other Stories.)
My talk at Urban Arts went smoothly. (It should, after all the planning that went into it.) Attendance was a little disappointing - a few people who said they would've liked to come had the nerve to go to a football match, of all things. But the audience seemed to enjoy it, I sold a few books, and the organisers asked me if I'd like to do another talk next year. So I'd say I can consider it a qualified success.
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