Sometimes the writing flows. And sometimes you get to the chapter you’ve sketched and realize you’re stuck until you get the sheep off the road. You had no idea they were going to be there, but there they are, bringing you to a halt. For me, this means I have got to do a lot
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If you write poopy-slow like me, you will finish 500-700 words of your draft in an hour. Let’s see what that means for various novel sizes. 25,000 words: 50 hours 50,000 words: 100 hours 75,000 words: 150 hours 100,000 words: 200 hours 200,000 words: 400 hours And those requirements don’t count time you might need
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Far-Fetched Fables has released the audio version of “Loose in the Wires.” The narrator, Eric Luke, did a great job. This story was so fun to write. If you haven’t read it yet, go give it a listen. It’s free. You’ll also be able to hear the flash fiction piece, “Older, Wiser, Time Traveler” by
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It appears I got the wrong District of Wonders podcast for Loose in the Wires. It’s not Starship Sofa. It’s Far-fetched Fables who will be producing it. Mark Zanfardino writes: I’m the audio engineer for Far Fetched Fables (http://farfetchedfables.com). “Loose in the Wires” will be run on Far Fetched Fables – a District of Wonders
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Devon Dorrity, who helped me put together my covers, just helped me put together some business cards. I’m pretty excited about them. I’m biased, but I think they look awesome. Servant Curse Raveler You can see here a mockup of how they’ll look. That bit on the back is the Blacksword Books logo. I’m not
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