Silly I guess to think that I would be able to come back to writing all the time on my blog. I spend about 3 hours everyday handwriting and try to get 2 to 3 hours of typing in converting my chicken-scratch to digital text. After that it's unrealistic to think I might want to write here too, but I want to try. So starting at least a once a week writing update.
This week: wrote a triumphant 7,000 word grand climax to Carolyn's Adventure, still unsure on what title to use, have absolutely no ideas. I need to find an impartial reader to proof for me, the people I know think of reading as some sort of slow torture, maybe if I film myself turning the pages, mix in pictures of pretty people. Oh well, not finished in any case, still have post climax slowdown to write, the happy ever after. Then I need to continue my progress through updating my verb usage, some of my early writing on this story is really passive. I was in story telling mode, more interested in getting the story and the various ideas I was juggling together in one place and I think my action scenes suffered somewhat.
On Josey and Glen, also need a real title, I've got to start thinking on this subject earlier, I've been done with the full rough draft for over a month now. It's too short right now 55,000 words, and a little too racy. Not really shooting for young reader I know I never would have read anything back in my teens that was dumbed down and emotion-ed up like some of those are. It's really amazing theres such a market for it, but I guess theres a lot of young readers wanting to get into fantasy without the heavy complication of classic epic fantasy. But it's a little to R rated, kind of takes over the story, also shortens it quite a bit if you take out all the romance and early relationship struggles and jump straight to sex.