I wrote out the ending of Velocity about two months ago, I still don’t have a lot of the stuff written that leads up to the finale but I keep looking at it, wondering if the course I’m taking is the right one. I’ve had this plot point that ends book 4 in mind for... Continue Reading →
Project wordcount: 22,609 / 100,000 Let me tell you what. Having a writing session word count of 2000 has been freaking delightful. I'm just so shocked that I'm 20k right now. Seeing the book grow in leaps and bounds every week is honestly intense. I haven't felt this kind of ravenous writing energy in years.... Continue Reading →
There's this point I've reached with a section of the story where it's starting to look less like a jumble of scenes and more like a cohesive idea. I've been churning away at the scenes I already had in my head but interestingly enough, as soon as one is out of my head, another fills... Continue Reading →
This blog will come once a week to discuss what I'm working with and on while writing Velocity: In Search of Eugene. If you like what you see here and want to buy me a coffee for my efforts donate here. VELOCITY BLOG 01 What does it look like to write a book? I think... Continue Reading →
Drink some tea and light your favorite candle for an optimum reading experience! 😁 -------------------------------------------- Halfway between the biggest skyscraper and the smallest car park, in a forgotten part of the city, is a bookshop. Ensconced between Miller’s Deli and Nany’s Alterations, the Tiniest Little Bookshop takes up six-hundred-and-seventy-two square feet and twenty square inches... Continue Reading →
Just showing off the cover for the hardcover of Kinetics.
Just celebrating the release of the Kinetics Audiobook still! This post includes two chapters to listen to!
2/5 (Rating criteria at bottom) This review my contain spoilers Movie Content Advisory: LOTS OF BLOOD. In one word: uninspired. I can't say I was surprised by this movie. Sony has had a very specific thing they have been going for and so far, in spite of all the common sense I feel should be... Continue Reading →
Interview with author Seluna Drake: "Poetry has been a recent pastime I’ve re-indulged in, and my poetry is a much different approach than it used to be. To me, poetry has no rules so anything can go. No pressure or restrictions."
Photo by Ciao on Pexels I'm nearing the homestretch on Entropy, the third book in the Kinetics Sequence. Writing a series is simultaneously thrilling and also aggravating. I get to spend so much time with these characters, pushing and pulling them in so many directions, allowing their characters to marinate in whatever stew I'm creating.... Continue Reading →
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