First, I resolve to finish rewriting Love Transcends, a collection of new and previously published short stories by yours truly. This has been a difficult book for me. One of the stories, "Mining Chernobyl," was my first professional payment on a publication. Unfortunately, the company has not been able to push the anthology out. Since I do not have rights to republish until at least 90 days after publication, we've had to wait. Not to mention rewriting several stories, removing one and making it into a novel itself, and finally adding a new story to fill the hole this left. Best of all is that the cover art is done by my wife, Trisha Hammerquist.Friday, January 1, 2016
New Year's Resolutions
I'd like to take a break from my regularly scheduled post (how to make your writing show not tell) to talk about New Year Resolutions. What are mine? How can I work a shameless plug into this post?
First, I resolve to finish rewriting Love Transcends, a collection of new and previously published short stories by yours truly. This has been a difficult book for me. One of the stories, "Mining Chernobyl," was my first professional payment on a publication. Unfortunately, the company has not been able to push the anthology out. Since I do not have rights to republish until at least 90 days after publication, we've had to wait. Not to mention rewriting several stories, removing one and making it into a novel itself, and finally adding a new story to fill the hole this left. Best of all is that the cover art is done by my wife, Trisha Hammerquist.
First, I resolve to finish rewriting Love Transcends, a collection of new and previously published short stories by yours truly. This has been a difficult book for me. One of the stories, "Mining Chernobyl," was my first professional payment on a publication. Unfortunately, the company has not been able to push the anthology out. Since I do not have rights to republish until at least 90 days after publication, we've had to wait. Not to mention rewriting several stories, removing one and making it into a novel itself, and finally adding a new story to fill the hole this left. Best of all is that the cover art is done by my wife, Trisha Hammerquist.
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