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Progress Report: Week 4 November 2013

Better this week. Slowly recovering from the flu, slowly organising time so I can get the writing I need to get done, done. Still working my way through a beta read, but I was told it was less urgent, so I’ve slowed. I only skipped one class this week, due to not feeling well. And, as you can see, I’ve started working my way through the outstanding tiers. I probably won’t be where I hoped to be at the end of the year, but I’ll come close. I’m still on track for writing, publishing or revising 1,000,000 words this year, and most of my earlier work is out. Next year, I expect my tempo to slow as I wrap my head around producing more completely new, written-from-scratch projects. Two of those are currently under way and on track, and there are more in the pipeline, but who knows what the new year will bring. Hey, right now, I don’t even know what the day job will bring—but, if I knew it all, life would be pretty boring, right? Right? For those of you who write, I hope this is helpful—and,...

Progress Report: Week 3 February 2013

Another week, another bucketload of work complete . Tier One Goals DarkFantasyNovel1B—Shadow Trap: written under C.M. Simpson. Removed prologue, added revised chapters 1-. This project is currently running 61 days ahead of schedule. RomanceNovel14A: written under Madeleine Torr. Added 6,910 words. This project is currently running 26 days behind schedule. Tier Two Goals Chapbook2—All Alone: written under Carlie Simonsen. Added the final two black-and-white line drawings, created the cover and did the final CreateSpace format. This project is currently running 5 days behind schedule. Tier Three Goals Annual1: written under C.M. Simpson. Added 1,000 words. This project will be rescheduled for an April 7 release, next year. Annual2: written under C.M. Simpson. Added 1,500 words. This project is on track for a February 14 release, next year. Backburner Goals Annual11: written under C.M. Simpson; compiled the short pieces for inclusion. Running to time f...