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A bright Monday
Apr. 11th, 2011 02:27 pmThe appointment with the neuropsychiatrist has been made. She called me this morning and we chatted for a bit. She seemed very concerned about how I would be getting to Towson, even after I assured her that I had friends willing and able to take me no matter what day. We scheduled it for next Monday, the 18th, at three in the afternoon. Charlotte will take me. Dr. Anderson seems so sweet. We are both looking forward to this.
After some thought, some advice from friends and my mother, and some specific consideration, I have decided to write an enovel, shorter and more accessible than the epic monster I've been writing for eleven years. This one will be urban fantasy, with witches and wraiths and creatures that might be vampires but possibly not really depending on how you look at them. I will write it to be marketable, and I will write it to be e-published. That way I can get a foot in the door and stop pulling my hair out over the futuristic telepath tome. Get this one out of the way, put it up on either my blog or an e-publisher site, and let people read it while I finish up the other book.
The nagging pain in my lower back and right knee is background noise right now. I might take a long walk. It is currently in the low eighties and very sunny, and it's gorgeous outside. For now. Rain will happen later.
It is wonderfully warm and sunny, my husband is home for the day, the cats are being ridiculously cute, my coffee is awesome, and I am working on my non-epic enovel. You're all right, Monday.
After some thought, some advice from friends and my mother, and some specific consideration, I have decided to write an enovel, shorter and more accessible than the epic monster I've been writing for eleven years. This one will be urban fantasy, with witches and wraiths and creatures that might be vampires but possibly not really depending on how you look at them. I will write it to be marketable, and I will write it to be e-published. That way I can get a foot in the door and stop pulling my hair out over the futuristic telepath tome. Get this one out of the way, put it up on either my blog or an e-publisher site, and let people read it while I finish up the other book.
The nagging pain in my lower back and right knee is background noise right now. I might take a long walk. It is currently in the low eighties and very sunny, and it's gorgeous outside. For now. Rain will happen later.
It is wonderfully warm and sunny, my husband is home for the day, the cats are being ridiculously cute, my coffee is awesome, and I am working on my non-epic enovel. You're all right, Monday.
