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Words. World Fantasy Con. Wiscon.
Writing Update: 6 November 2006
1100+ words for the day on the Phantom Streetcar Novel. That seems to be about my typical top speed for a daily word count. I'm not complaining. I am at a point in chapter four where some details concerning Mae's past have to be given to the reader and I need to make it interesting (duh!), as opposed to info-dumpy.
Hurrah for all the WFC pictures that are popping up all over my flist! Tomorrow I shall devour your photos with gleeful hunger, for if I could not be at WFC, I can least enjoy it as much as possible through your pictures and reports.
In answer to a question I have been asked several times recently: Yes,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
careswen and I are going to Wiscon next year. And Minicon, of course.
1100+ words for the day on the Phantom Streetcar Novel. That seems to be about my typical top speed for a daily word count. I'm not complaining. I am at a point in chapter four where some details concerning Mae's past have to be given to the reader and I need to make it interesting (duh!), as opposed to info-dumpy.
Hurrah for all the WFC pictures that are popping up all over my flist! Tomorrow I shall devour your photos with gleeful hunger, for if I could not be at WFC, I can least enjoy it as much as possible through your pictures and reports.
In answer to a question I have been asked several times recently: Yes,
careswen and I are going to Wiscon next year. And Minicon, of course.