A writing project, as I define it, is a self-directed, long-term generative exercise with a unifying theme or goal.
Where I Got Published This Week
Credit freezes and credit scores and credit apps!
All the Problems With NEXT BOOK, Part 4 (of the Last One)
You can only cross between worlds at the “coincidences,” i.e. the points in which the two parallel universes are absolutely identical.
All the Problems With NEXT BOOK, Part 3 (of Many)
We pick up with Ellen having agreed to go with Robin to the world on the other side of his mysterious door, but first she has to take care of a bunch of responsibilities on Earth.
All the Problems With NEXT BOOK, Part 2 (of Many)
Sooooo after Ellen refuses the call to adventure, she and Grace are off to their next stop: the assisted living home, to visit Grandma Trudy.
All the Problems With NEXT BOOK, Part 1 (of Many)
I’m going to tell you the story of the book, spoilers and all, because I want to find all of the problems in it.
Where I Got Published This Week
Intermittent fasting, childcare subsidies, and a selfie.
I Do My Best Work in My Cheapest Notebook
I’ve finally learned that the best notebook is not necessarily the most expensive or best quality or nicest-looking. The best notebook is the one I’ll actually use.
An Excerpt From the Novel I’m Drafting That Is Totally Relevant to This Week’s Discussion
I’ll present it without context, except to say “it’s supposed to be a Slack conversation.”