So right now I am working on a summer romance story for the Interlude Press Summer Love Anthology. I am really hoping I get it done and that it makes the cut. The main character is trans and is very much like the kind of characters I write, searching for something, trying to make sense of everything... you know, the usual. If Interlude Press passes on the story I am probably going to throw it this way, because I am sure everyone here will like it.
So, that's what's been going on with me. I am also contemplating taking off a number of my larger stories, doing some more editing and then posting them to Amazon or Lulu. Not sure though. But that about covers what I have been up to.
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Do you plan on eventually
Do you plan on eventually returning to Kit and Kin? It's one of my favorites, and it's so frustrating to reach the end of what's written every time I read the story.
Also, is there any chance you might post more of your work that's on FFN here? Even if the main characters aren't trans, they're still good stories and still deal with some of the same kinds of issues (not to mention that WITB does have a trans character). Obviously, I'm able to read the stories elsewhere, but other BigCloset readers that don't spend a lot of time on FFN might not look there.
I have worked a little on the
I have worked a little on the next chapter. I do love the characters and still know where the story is headed. The biggest issue is that writing that is like pulling teeth. There is no flow or movement. I keep trying because I would like to move forward with it but the story isn't helping. But like I said, I have written on the next chapter.
Heather
We are the change that will save the world.
Well.... maybe just stop
Well.... maybe just stop writing like that, and write something related, but in a totally different way?
I dunno, something Californiaish? "Grand Theft Auto, Kitsune Style!"
I'll get a life when it's proven and substantiated to be better than what I'm currently experiencing.
But when you have been using
But when you have been using a writing process for well over a decade it does become problematic to simply "stop writing like that." However I can tell you that there have indeed been times where I have sort of wished that.
Heather
We are the change that will save the world.