I finished the final touches on The Scourge of Muirwood this week, wrapping up a trilogy that has been several years in the making. There is still much to do still – like re-reading the entire trilogy to see how it flows and blends, but having finished the series is
During the holidays in December, I was able to start on the third installment of the Muirwood series. I have completed the first 80 pages so far and hope to finish the project by September 2010. There are a lot of words to write between here and there, but I
October 1, 2009 – finished the first draft of Blight of Muirwood. Right now, it’s around 450 pages, so longer than the first book and I’m heaving a sigh of relief for being done. Last weekend my wife read it all and we’ve had some good discussions about it. I
I am almost finished writing BLIGHT. Only a few chapters left. It’s always an exciting thing to finish a novel. My guess is I’ll be done before Halloween and then will be looking for some readers to help critique and edit it (you know who you are…Mike Loos). This novel
Had a neat surprise this morning when I checked my e-mail. My sister Emily, an artist in the Boise area, did a little sketch of a scene from WRETCHED. She’s also been giving great advise on the sequel, BLIGHT, which I appreciate. It was neat seeing the scene through her
Some cool news – my first book LANDMOOR is now available for the Kindle through Amazon. It will be interesting to see how many people will find it that way. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U3YFP2 The link it here above. If anyone who has read it before wants to post a review, I would appreciate it.
I think I’m down to the home stretch on Muirwood – another 5-6 chapters and it should be finished. As I was writing a chapter this weekend, the convergence of the scene really prompted me to accelerate to the ending. It felt like the pacing, the build-up, was finally coming
A lot has happened since my last posting. First and foremost, my wife gave birth to another baby – a little boy we’ve named Bryant. That makes four kids and so the nights have been rough, but it’s all good. In the book, Lia and Colvin are in the middle
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