So...2010 is over. Long live 2011! Not a whole heckuva lot happened.
As I said on Twitter, 2010 marks the first year since 2007 that I haven't completed a full-length book. That makes me sad, since the one I'm currently furthest along in is 1) by far the longest work I have attempted and 2) Been in the works since I finished the second Project Zero book in 2008 (I skipped a year to write A Plague Upon Thee). Even though I learned from writing the first book to keep copious notes, I still forget stuff. I might have written a page of note back in '08 that I look at now and go, "what the heck does this mean?"
But I felt bad about not finishing the third Project Zero book, even if I haven't gotten around to giving part two a thorough edit. So...Kelly's suggestion? Why not finish two books in 2011? My response? Challenge accepted. Seeing as how I'm 3/4 of the way through book 3 in the series, I'll either tackle four right away (I've already written the opening) or take a short break and work on one of my other ideas. I have tons (including one that involves use of a certain public domain character), so it shouldn't be too hard.
But...I'm lazy. Plain and simple. When I have free time, I usually choose to spend it doing things to relax...other than writing. Like video games. I think it'd be apparent by now that I enjoy playing video games. And, if not, you are probably just finding this blog for the first time. So...thanks for stopping by. I hope you stick around.
A friend of mine asked me if I was planning on publishing (or e-publishing) anything beyond Project Zero: Bulletproof. The answer is a definite maybe. While I would love to find an actual publisher, it is free to epublish through Smashwords and other similar sites. I just need to get through the latest edit on PZ:BP and then I think I'll move onto other works.
This was meant to go into other things from 2010 that I liked/disliked, but it's late and I have to work tomorrow.
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