December books: 2/4 (Rockin’ Around the Chickadee and For Duck’s Sake) By which I mean I got sick and have thus not done any more writing, and, frankly, am unlikely to do anymore between now and tomorrow. (Maybe I will
Nano Writing: Essentially the End
November Books: 5/6 (Songs of Power, The Keeper of Magical Things, and The Night Guest) (The Night Guest shared a lot of similarities with One of Those Faces from last month that I didn’t like at all. This one was
Nano Writing: Week 2.5
November Books: 2/6 (Cold and Hottie) Howdy, howdy, squiders, hope your November is going well. Sorry about missing last week. I wish I could say that it won’t happen again, but experience tells me that we’re going to be real
NaNo Writing: Week One
November Books: 1/6 (The Story of the Treasure Seekers) Hey ho, squiders, hope your November is going well! Here we are, a week into the month. I expressed my intent last week to do a Nano-esque challenge this month, and
Freedom!
October books: Still 5/6 (I have 3 pages left in the sixth, so tomorrow, I guess, or later today if I have time) I feel sooooo much better having thrown all my baggage for the year out the window. Now
I Think I Need a Clean Slate
October Books: 5/6 (One of Those Faces, do not recommend, and House of Shadows) Been doing a bit of soul searching, squiders, because I was supposed to come back from Disney/Universal and get going on organizing all the writing I
Rollercoasters and Mindset
October Books: 3/6 (Death on the Nile and Rest in Pink) Howdy, squiders! Hope you’re doing well. Me, I’ve picked up a cold or allergies or who knows, but definitely involves sneezing and coughing and all that jazz. Last week
A Bad Peanut Butter Analogy
Hey ho, squiders. How goes it? Spoooooookily? One can only hope. Today I have an awful analogy for you. It may pan out in the end, but I guess we’ll find out together. I’m not the best at breakfast. Like
Committing to Spooky Season
October Books: 1/6 (a collection of local ghost stories) Life continues to be AAAHHHHH but the books are getting read, so that’s something, at least. October, being the best month of the year (this year’s data being an outlier and
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Howdy, squiders. Here it is, October, best month of the year and Spooky Season. September Books: 5/7 (Heir Apparent, Love Your Enemy, and Drinks and Sinkholes) So I need 14 more books for the year and have three months in
