Wednesday WiPs….
Wentworth Miller is so very yummy. Though I’ve never watched his show…lol.
On to the writing updates. It’s been an all right week for me. Didn’t get a ton done like I had wanted to, but still progress was made. I heard back from one of my cps and worked on The Vanguard to polish it up, incorporating her suggestions and comments. Hoping to hear back from the other two by the end of the week, so I can get it done and submitted by next week. 🙂
Home of His Own: 34,270/50,000 (1,171 words)
Devil’s Addiction (formerly The Gypsy Devil): 29,715/50,000 (2,175 words)
Where the Devil Dances: 1,454/50,000 (1,379 words)
This gives me 4,725 words for the week, but that doesn’t include the nightingale story I started on Sunday or the brother’s story from Out of Bounds (which I’m hoping to have news on soon.)
Hope you all have a wonderful Wednesday. 🙂
6 Responses “Wednesday WiPs….”
Most of my stories get started in long hand, Red and then when I reached a certain point, I’ll type them in to finish them on the laptop. It’s easier for me that way so that if I’m somewhere without a laptop than I can still write. 🙂
TA you write in long hand? =) How interesting. I sometimes jot down notes but really love my laptop, of course. LOL! I LOVED the excerpt as usual!
Thanks, Gina.
Actually the step-brothers story, Sacrab Beetle, is one that I work on at least once a week or so. I have three chapters written in long hand, just havent typed it in yet. It’ll be added to my list soon. I really do need to finish some of the other stories I’ve got going before I can get to it.
Yvonne,
Yep. Kasey, the hero in Out of Bounds, has a twin brother named Garrett. Garrett’s a movie star and he gets involved with an ‘outed’ NASCAR driver. 🙂 It’s been fun working on it.
I enjoyed the start of WtDD and your nightingale story but I’m wondering about the step-brothers. Will you wait until one of your current stories is finished before getting more into it?
Happy Wednesday
Brothers huh! sounds interesting. I reread Three today-it gets better and better with each reading.
Y