So… that’s good, right?
Sentence of the Day #114: My head felt like it wanted to split open, which I took as an encouraging sign that it hadn’t.
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Writing
Meanwhile, in an inn in the desert…
I have finished my short story, and sent it off for submission last night. So, starting today, I’m returning to Yagmar, where we pick up in the middle of a fight scene. Also, returning to the Sentence of the Day! #113: She spun, kicked me hard in the chest before falling to the floor and
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Norwescon 44 – Pat’s Notes – Part 3
At Noon on Friday was the panel “The Legal Ramifications of Monster Hunting” This was a fun one. The panelists were all lawyers, iirc. From the program guide: Paranormal stories, such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Supernatural, and Wynonna Earp, often feature slayers and hunters of vampires, demons, and other supernatural monsters. But if that sort of thing
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Thoughtless: Chapters and Word Counts
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
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He’s a little slow sometimes
#112: I was beginning to think I shouldn’t have come here.
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And our…uh…other hero
#110: I didn’t know if it was aimed at herself for falling for the trick, or at me for pulling it.
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Enter our hero
#109: At that moment, the inn door swung open, and Yagmar strode in, brandishing his great axe in both hands.
Do you feel lucky?
108: Did the minions of Arakthla care if the stones were stolen?
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