By JA Marlow, on May 30th, 2011 Today I started revision on Book 3 of the Salmon Run series. The book needs a bit of work, but I was pleasantly surprised during a recent read-through that it’s not as rough as I originally thought it was.
A few tweaks, fully develop the ideas already present in the first draft, and it should [...]
By JA Marlow, on January 27th, 2011 This is a post that might be better right before one of the big writing events, but it seems appropriate to place after the blog post about the finished first drafts of the novellas. After all, didn’t I finish 3 first drafts in only one month? Wasn’t that fast? Doesn’t that mean they are pure [...]
By JA Marlow, on June 8th, 2010 Into the Forest Shadows
On a world of valuable giant trees and intelligent animals, a red-cloaked headstrong teen struggles to save her family from a planetary conspiracy awaiting her at Grandmother’s house.
The above 2009 NaNoWriMo book was the novel I used to go through Holly Lisle’s “How to Revise Your Novel” class. The class [...]
By JA Marlow, on March 3rd, 2010 It’s hard to develop the thick skin necessary to accept crits. But then, writing is a difficult business to be in and a tough skin is essential. That said, when you receive a long and detailed crit that also includes negative responses, let yourself go through the steps of ‘mourning’ that your work isn’t perfect. [...]
By JA Marlow, on February 28th, 2010 The spreadsheet tracks hours for “National Novel Editing Month”, where the goal is to revise/edit for 50 hours in 31 days. It can be adapted and used for other months, as well, for anyone who wants to use it. I used as a base the spreadsheet that was offered last year, I rearranged and added [...]
By JA Marlow, on January 23rd, 2010 New words are not all there is to writing. A finished first draft is only a first (big) step. And it’s the stuff that comes after and before a first draft that has been occupying my time.
Revision of “Into the Forest Shadows,” the SF Little Red Riding Hood adaptation, is progressing at a good [...]
By JA Marlow, on January 4th, 2010 I’ve been writing ever since I could string letters together to form words, and it’s never stopped since. However, the big goal of some day making a living off my fiction writing has remained elusive.
For a long time, the problem was the quality of writing. I know that isn’t the problem any longer but [...]
By JA Marlow, on March 22nd, 2009 Nanoedmo is going okay. Not great, but okay. I’m doing well with the numbers. Out of 50 hours I’m standing at 40 hours last night. But it’s a good thing I did so much earlier in the week, as this last week has been horrendous. For 5 days, no editing at all. The only creativity [...]
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J.A. Marlow Science fiction writer who loves great plots, interesting characters, exotic locales accompanied by a sense of wonder with an optimistic ending.
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Available Ebook Formats The works of J.A. Marlow are available in a wide number of formats including DRM-Free. Below is a list of the primary retailers the various formats can be found at, but do not include Kobo, Sony, Diesel, Drive Thru Scifi, and others.
Mobi (Kindle compatible): Amazon, Omnilit/All Romance Ebooks, Smashwords, Xinxii
Epub (Nook compatible): Barnes & Noble, Omnilit/All Romance Ebooks, Smashwords, Xinxii, iBookstore
PDF: Omnilit/All Romance Ebooks, Smashwords, Xinxii
Palm DOC/iSolo (Palm compatible): Omnilit/All Romance Ebooks, Smashwords
RTF (Rich Text Format): Smashwords
LRF (Older Sony Reader format): Smashwords
Plain Text: Smashwords
Online Reading (HTML): Smashwords
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