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Tag Archives: progress
How Many Lost Words?
How many tales have been lost? To history’s brutal ways Burned for blasphemy Torn apart by fear Never to return to the page Knowledge buried So deep it suffocates to death Stories shredded Cast to the winds and tides All … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, book burning, books, history, humanity, knowledge, library of alexandria, past, poem, poet, poetry, progress, writing
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Returning to the Pen: My First Week Back to Legends of Windemere
First of all, let me direct you to all of the guest posts I’ve had this week: John W. Howell- Maintaining a Character’s Core in a Series Leigh Michaels- Writing a Lengthy Series Oloriel Moonshadow- Mentally Maintaining a Vivid Fantasy … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged action, adventure, blogging, books, cold, fantasy, fantasy series, goals, guest, guest blog, posts, progress, series, winter, writing
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One Step
Today I took a step Nothing more And nothing less It was a tiny step Barely noticed By those I hang around They ignore my step Declaring it illusion From their other path They forget it is my step I … Continue reading
Plan for the Week
Going to be brief here. I met a bunch of my goals last week even with the back issue that knocked me out for half a day. Being a lot more careful now. So, the goals for this week are: … Continue reading
Sales Progress Report
So, as part of my experiments, I figured I should make a post-holiday report. Though, this really wasn’t the best holiday to make a sale for. That’s besides the point here. Only 4 copies of Bestiary of Blatherhorn Vale have … Continue reading
Achieved and Extra!
All goals that I posted on Sunday have been achieved. So, 2 chapters of The Compass Key are done. Wattpad entry fixed and proving to still be useless. Read more of ‘Shadows Over Sheradan’. Cold is gone. Exercised most of … Continue reading
Progress Made?
This is a progress update, which I want to get into the habit of doing for my Rome Construction Crew peeps. I didn’t finish the planning stage of ‘Tales of the Slumberlord’ within the 3 weeks that I said I … Continue reading
Posted in New Project Progress
Tagged author, ideas, progress, RCC, rome construction crew, writer, writing
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Progress Up-Date
I haven’t done one of these in a while. At least I don’t think I have. So, I have everything ready for the convention and free eBook weekend. The tweets and blog posts have been written and scheduled for advertising. … Continue reading
That’s the Plan for the Week
As the video shows, I’m trying to end my weekdays on a high note. Things are looking up. Wife has a temp job that could go permanent. My son decided to read a story to me and took this morning … Continue reading
Another Milestone or Two
I debated mentioning this, but I thought I should: 2,500 eBooks sold. More if you count the 52 UK, 13 Germany, 1 France, and 4 Canada sales. Also, 8 paperbacks. Another milestone here is that the bookmarks are done and … Continue reading