I haven't got my words yet, but I will. Things have been going slowly today. I got sick yesterday afternoon and got sicker as the night went on. Nasty cold kept me awake with coughing and sinus headache. Finally started feeling better around noon. Got up and started to straighten my house up and do some chores that had been neglected. Kept thinking about my words and my goals and finally decided to write about them.
If you came late to Createslate, it's where I, Jean, and Wendy are stating out goals and using each other for support and accountability. we'd like a few more authors/artists/crafters/etc. to join us. If you're interested in that sort of commitment, contact Jean or me. (Jean is the admin for the site so she can set you up easily.)
I'm intending to write 500-1000 words a day in 2010, only taking 14 days off for vacation/illness.
For January, most of my words will be on Murder by the Mile, the third entry in my Measurements of Murder(tm) series. I need another 20,000 or so to finish the story.
Then in February, I will be editing MBTM and working on a few more stories for Tales from Bethlehem, which I hope to sell to a publisher of Christian books.
In March, more editing and rewriting on MBTM, TFB, and a new project. Don't know what the new project will be yet. Maybe finish Ghosts, a horror adventure story that I started a year or so back.
In April, I hope to publish MBTM and send TFB off to agents/publishers. Of course, I'll be busy with the publicity and promotion for MBTM for several months after its publication date.
For the moment, that's as far as I can go. There's a possibility I might participate in Script Frenzy in April, where the participants write 100 pages on a play, movie, TV show, etc. It's the companion to National Novel Writing Month, which is in November.
November, of course, will be NaNoWriMo. Wrote 50,000 words in one month. That's an awesome time. I plan on participating again.
Anyway, that's all I can see forward on my writing goals. What do you see in the coming year? Good things? Bad things? Happy? Sad? I don't know if we will succeed with our goals, but I do know we won't if we don't try.
2 comments:
What happened to Adam?
He realized he was overcommitted and had to withdraw for now. We hope to see him at a later date.
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