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2003-04-01 10:18 PM Day One -- we hit the ground running (and typing) Holy crap, what a day. Got a LOT of stuff done, not the least of which was banging out 2,000 new words on the Blackbeard novel! Wahoo! My April Dare is starting to roll. I hope everyone else is doing well and working hard on their projects.
I even gave up a free meal with the in-laws and a chance to play with my nephew so I could get all my work done. But I did cut the front lawn -- I mean that stuff was knee-high. Got to draw the line somewhere, y'know? I also did some major revising for a story to be named later, for an editor to be named later, for an anthology to be named later. Hee hee. I also did more revamping to "The City of All-Worlds," getting it down to 10,000 words at last, and adding a new magic system called "un-building" that actually is kind of cool, and may result in me expanding that story into a novel, you never know. Got some stories to take to the PO tomorrow, as the rejections slowly trickle in. Say -- anyone know of a good online market for a short mainstream story? I've already sent "The Chicken Project" to PIF, The Pedestal, Glimmer Train, and Atlantic Unbound, and I don't feel like sending it to another damn literary journal that takes 6 months to respond. It's email submission or retirement for that tale! Any input would be greatly appreciated. And that's all, folks. Day One was a success. Let me know how YOU did! Comment away! Now Playing: "Memphis, TN," Pearl Jam (the concert's 2 weeks from today!) Stories out to Publishers: 20 Today's Words: 2,000 Words for '03: 48,000 Today's Quote: More marks cluttered the wall, not as prevalent as the hash marks, but enough to be significant. They were all the same, and they appeared to be numbers possibly. A five and an eight, possibly? Some sort of date? Or maybe not numbers at all, Ella thought, eyes widening with excitement. Maybe they were-- “Dig deeper,” a voice said in her ear. Read/Post Comments (6) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top |
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