November's Writing Progress

I've been very busy at the day job this month, doing what I've decided to call "adding Braille to the controls of a fighter jet." This means I've written a mere 2,000 words of The Last Dragonrider, which now stands at 67,000 words. On the bright side, I wrote nearly 6,000 words from a couple of writing prompts given by St Annes Writers' Group, so overall, I wrote about as much as I did last month.

Oh, all right... what I've been doing at work isn't nearly as dangerous or exciting as making a military aircraft usable by a blind person. But it feels almost as pointless. There's nothing unusual about the one customer who's asked for this capability, so if there was a genuine need for it, I'm certain that other customers would've requested it at some point in the 14 years that I've been working on this product...