I knew partway through the first draft of Thoughtless that I was going to want it to be around 100,000 words. My first draft was written by hand in a series of notebooks. While writing Yellow Tape and Coffee, I just picked up whatever notebooks I could find for cheap, usually between $.50 and $1.00 […]
Thoughtless: Chapters and Word Counts Read More »
#369: The two of them were becoming quite a team, and Del admitted to a pang of jealousy watching how well they worked together. And, with that, we’ve hit the last Sentence of the Day for Thoughtless. Tomorrow, I’m sending it to my editor, and doing no more (or, very few more) changes other than
Foreshadowing for Book Four Read More »
#368: Contrary to his earlier statement, she thought of the consequences, but she sent the command anyway.
Sometimes Del thinks before she acts. Sometimes. Read More »
#367: When nobody responded, she looked to Del and said, “I’m not going to steal your ship!”
#365: “Who knew any of that stuff I was supposed to be learning in school would turn out to be useful later?”
The source of most of Del’s problems Read More »
#364: She was tired of this sector and everybody in it.
Write What You Know, Part 25 Read More »
#363: Far away, she saw the lights of Hygiea.
When they make the movie, this will be a cool establishing shot Read More »
#361: “How big of a package and is it going to explode on the other end?”
Del Asks the Important Questions Read More »
#360: It was unlikely there’d be any corporate bonus for this, but it wouldn’t help to annoy the people who’d be making that decision.
And That’s Why They Can Get Away With It, Del! Read More »
