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Mary Celeste Adrift 5471 Words When low-ranking crewmember Riya Cobley is forced to join an away-team they find the adrift spacefreightor “Mary Celeste” in good working order but no trace of a crew, when alarms sound in both ships… Well, I did the Flying Dutchman. I might as well do the Mary Celeste, too! [...] Song of the Flying Dutchman 9177 words No, there was not an update on the 7th. That’s because I was mired in a story that kept going… and going… and going… When it was finally done, it informed me there was a bunch more to go. Yeah, yeah, I know. Wow, do I know. Not [...] Trim the Flying Dutchman 5012 Words Colors of the Flying Dutchman 7501 Words I took day 5 off from the Forward Motion Story-A-Day May challenge. The brain just would not cooperate. Instead, I took a nice long nap and took the time off for the luxury of watching a movie. It must have worked, because [...] Flying Dutchaman Dreaming 7568 Words Vist, the Dutchman AI, breaks down, leaving it to Sora and her mental connection with him to solve the riddle before all humans on board pay the ultimate price. Day 4 was not a good day for higher brain function. Some days are like that. I made notes on this [...] Another good day of writing with two new short stories finished, topping out at over 6600 total new words for the day. I would have had time for a third, but exhaustion hit me. Hopefully I will feel better in the morning and able to hit it again. For those keeping track, this makes 6 [...] Only one short story for today for the Forward Motion Story-A-Day challenge, but it was a longer one. I also didn’t have as much time to write as I did on the first. Those few extra hours really made the difference. Sounds like I’m apologizing for only 6500 words in a day, doesn’t it? Not [...] “I want to smash my all-time Nano high word count of 160,605 from 2009. Can I do it?” The verdict for 2011 “National Novel Writing Month“? The 2009 record has been broken! Bad news: it was broken by more of a whimper than a smash. For the first part of the month the writing [...] Ah, August. Heat-wave, sick, and add on top of it the traditional book-publishing summer slump. I went into August figuring that any sales would be a wonderful surprise. Don’t expect anything. Just be happy with anything you get. And I was very surprised. July is technically a part of the publishing summer slump, but for [...] |
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