#101: “If I had known we’d get a reception like this here, I would have crossed the mountains on purpose.” Now that Thoughtless is completely done, and heading for print and narration, I am turning my attention back to Yagmar until I’ve completed at least the first draft of it. Which means, I’m returning to […]
Yagmar on the East side Read More »
#100: “Those that weren’t smart enough to turn back didn’t make it.”
Present company excepted, of course. Read More »
#99: “We had a plan?” Yagmar asked as he raised his axe.
Does it count as a plan if you don’t tell anyone? Read More »
#98: “Why would two travelers cross the mountains alone in winter?”
Spoiler: They didn’t. Read More »
#97: “Think it has any chance at all of working?”
Spoiler: Of course not Read More »
This is Part Four in my Publishing an Audiobook series. In Part One, I list the sites I found to search for narrators on, and why I used or didn’t use the ones I did or didn’t. In Part Two, I describe my process for narrowing the auditions down from the 83 I received to
Publishing an Audiobook Part 4: Publishing Read More »
I posted this to my original blog, in January of last year. After seeing someone on Twitter saying the same thing as the original writer, I thought it was appropriate to bring it up again for today’s Wayback Wednesday. A couple of days ago, “Harsh Writing Advice” started trending on Twitter. Apparently stemming from a
Not Harsh Writing Advice Read More »
#96: “They’re the Western Mountains now, I suppose,” he replied with a smile.
A matter of perspective Read More »
#95: I wept because the gods never would.
Today’s Sentence of the Day Read More »
