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First Novel Words for the Week (December 2025, Week 4)

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First words were laid down on the novel the Sunday just gone - and, yes, at the time of prepping this post, it looks like we have a real chance of finalizing the draft for this little monster before the week is out. Will it be done before the year is gone? Well, that's a good question, but I'm only just getting back on my feet with the words, so let's just take it as it comes. There's 'would be nice' and 'recovering what we've lost and keeping it,' and the latter is more important...and still fragile. Now, words. First Novel Words for Week 4, December 2025: Dark God's Demise (2nd Ed.)  Brianda and James stopped at the base of the dais, looking at the creatures that stood above them. Juliette, they recognized, but the beautiful monster standing at her side was new. His skin was the color of polished bone, and his eyes shone with emerald and azure fire. Black hair cascaded down his back in gleaming curls, and the breadth of his shoulders and ches...

Words on the WiPs - Sunday, November 3, 2024:

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Today, I started something new when it came to my writing...and I'm not sure it worked, but here are the results.   From Andromeda's Pledge (Book 1: Andromeda: Lost Ship & Colony): Total Words Written: 26,371 Words Written Today: 1,299 There was a swoosh, followed by a gurgle, and the sound of the seals being sucked tight. Behind them, another set of doors echoed the sound. Solomon stopped running, and Ivan drew to a halt beside him. The islander glanced at the doors ahead, then behind, then surveyed those lining the corridor. Above each and every one a red light flashed, then solidified, their red glow lending the sealed section an eeriness that Ivan could have done without. The siren died, and silence followed its absence. Solomon turned to Ivan. “Do they keep spare suits in this section?”    From Dark God's Rise (Book 1: Chronicles of a Dark God): Total Words Written: 12,249 Words Written Today: 1,468 Raomar managed a small smile, but there was no joy in...