I’ve reached that time of year when every other conversation starts with “can you believe it’s halfway through November already?” Time is uncontrollable, don’t worry about it.
I’ve reached that time of year when every other conversation starts with “can you believe it’s halfway through November already?” Time is uncontrollable, don’t worry about it.
I'm at the end of week 1 of the current 8-week sprint and things are going pretty good. There's been a slight change of plans as a single project has expanded into three. But that's OK.
Binned all my plans to go get a Covid-19 vaccine booster. All free and administered by the magnificent NHS (National Health Service).
Today I automated posts from the blog to all my social channels to help build the habit of posting daily. Next, Cyberpunk 2077 then sleep.
Not taking enough breaks from my keyboard has caught up with me. For the past few days I've been hammered with a mixture of tension headaches and severe neck pain. It's long past time to stop stooping over my kitchen table to write and finish off the work on my home office. Streaming TV and […]
I don’t have what it takes to be a social media sensation like Rihanna (fair play to her as it looks exhausting) so I have to pay to get the first book of a series into the hands of readers. It’s worth it because it’s not my lifestyle I’m trying to promote but my characters.
I learned to take big ideas, like writing a novel, and break it down into smaller, measurable, manageable projects to keep me focused and productive. Each project lasts 8 weeks.
Take what you do, find the simplest way of doing it, and ignore shiny things that promise to do it better. Right now I've got two active writing projects. 1. Constance and the Sum of All Things. This is the first book in a Superhero Urban Fantasy trilogy. An introverted twelve-year old has to save […]
Constance Jones and her family move into their new home. The problem is none of them want to be there and neither does the faceless figure in the window that only Constance can see.
Monster the Staffordshire Bull Terrier protects his master's property from cats, dogs and any other intruders. What happens when something more dangerous than Monster comes creeping from the dark?