June 2023

I’ve updated the website with all the 2nd edition synopses and cover images, and I’ve updated the author bio and purchase links as well.  Oh, and I removed the series trailer, since it sucked.  Maybe someday I’ll see if I can come up with something decent, but I’m not too worried about it at the moment.

Nothing else to report really, except that I have five chapters completed in the next book, and I’m suffering a bit of depression over the physical issues I’m having with my hands, and the fact that I’ve been working hard at advertising my books, and I can’t seem to get any traction.

It’s 1:35 am, and I just finished eating some righteous strawberries.  That’s all for now.

I promised myself that I was going to start promoting both the series, and Cindy’s story as soon as I got them all republished.  It was a brilliant plan!  Promote your books, make some money, rinse and repeat.  So…what did my dumb ass do instead?  I started writing the next series book.  I already have two chapters done and I’m working on the third right now.  Not only am I working on another book, but I’m typing with numb fingers on a keyboard I hate just to write it.  Why are my fingers numb?  I had carpal tunnel surgery on my right hand, and the nerves will take up to a year to recover.  My left hand is numb now and needs surgery as well, but I’m going to try to avoid that with ice and stretching if I can.  Why do I hate this keyboard?  Because I’m constantly masking typos because of my fingers, and it’s got a piss poor layout as far as the enter key and the backspace key, and the keys are a bit smaller than I’m used to, so I’m constantly hitting the s with the a, and the \ | key when I go to hit enter.  I wanted a keyboard with the large, backward L enter key that I’m used to, but they’re practically impossible to find anymore.  Sigh…

As for the book, I don’t have a title for it yet, and to be perfectly honest, it’s already turned into something story-wise that I hadn’t intended to do when I started it.  I knew a couple of things that I wanted to do with it, but now I have a story element that just developed on its own that’s going to end up being the main focus of the book.  Not only did it develop on its own, but at the end of the second chapter, it develops in a way that wouldn’t have even occurred to me until it actually came time to write it.  That’s actually one of my favorite things about being an author.  I can just type, and the story flows out of me in such a natural way that it almost feels like I’m channeling it from somewhere.

Anyway, that’s it for now.  Will just snarfed his coffee after Steve mentioned how Tina never seems to have any trouble farting, so I’d better get back to it and help him recover. 😉