Thanks. I feel much better about this novel than the first. The first one is going back in the shop before sending it out again.
'The Message'
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
So in my freakout this morning, I posted in the wrong thread, but I sold a story to Daily Science Fiction.
I have to thank you guys in this thread who mentioned it, because I didn't know it existed.
Yay again!
And that's great news about the second book, Gud.
No matter how nice they are, or how encouraging, three rejections and a rewrite request is not what I ordered for this week. When I am queen, things will be different.
I just wrote a blog post about finding (more of) my people at a writers' conference. It was too long and difficult to explain the (more of) without getting into a whole discussion of the board, so I glossed it, hoping that folks here would know what I meant. You do right?
Signed, sending out my stories until hell won't have them.
Three rejections and a rewrite request is actually a decent ration, babe. Get to work.
Or! Watch Misery Bear. I think I'm in love.
Get to work.
Yes'm!
I finished a first swipe at a synopsis today (or, what I think a synopsis is, which could be completely wrong) and a first outline.
ETA: MISERY BEAR OMG
Misery Bear is perfect.
Ha, adorable and perfect. And props for the use of Dead Space (2, presumably).
Question that has one foot in tech: Has anyone here ever used Scrivener? If so, I'd love to hear if you liked it, didn't like it, and why.
I have been playing with the trial version, but I haven't pulled the trigger on buying. I like the way it's organized, fits my thought processes. And the mobile version (that isn't precisely right but I don't know what to call it, Index Card is what I mean) really suits me. Actual index cards are what I used to use so I guess that's just how my mind works.