I neglected to post that I finally finished the first draft of my ghost hunter novel two weeks ago. As you might imagine, it was quite a relief to get it done. This book took much longer than the last two. I’m happy with what I have so far, but I also know that it needs a lot of work.
My plan now is to write a couple of short stories, then start the rewrite process on the book. Coming up with a good title is also on the agenda. I always have trouble with titles, so that will be a project.
Nevertheless, the first major step is finished. That’s one New Year’s resolution to cross off the list…
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Congrats! And good for you Tim. Many people believe that a person who writes for a living can easily turn out a story or book off hours or on their own time. I think it’s much harder to sit back down in front of a computer after working all day and try to be creative. I admire the discipline it took to do this and I wish you well with it.
BTW, check out David Sparks commentary on sell publishing vs traditional on the Podcast “Mac Power Users” (episode #59 iPad at Work) his decision to go the traditional route was pretty convincing.
Nice meeting in person yesterday.
Bill
Thanks, Bill! It was nice meeting you, too. I’ll definitely give that podcast a listen.