Jan 12 2008

My Writing

Published by Reesa

Short Stories

  • “The Reap Assessors” (Upcoming: Triangulation: Taking Flight, PARSEC)

    • Sold April 2008; Paid ??? 2008; Published ??? 2008

  • “Memory Box” (Upcoming, 2008: Unspeakable Horror: From the Shadows of the Closet anthology, Dark Scribe Press)

    • Sold Dec 2007; paid April 2008; Published ??? 2008


Works in circulation

  • “Minuet for Inkwell and Lectern”

    • submitted 20 November 07

  • “Rorrim”

    • first submitted 07 December 07 (2)

  • “Flowers in the Desert”

    • first submitted 07 March 08 (5)

On the revision table

  • “Fledgling”

    • draft finished 13 April 08

  • “Children Should Be Seen…”

    • draft finished 11 July 08

Works-in-progress

  • a short story for consideration in an anthology due July 31 (already have notes, general ideas of characters and plot, and it’s been cooking for a month in my head. This one will be drafted quite soon.)
  • meeting with mom about big brain business fun, preferably first meeting in sometime in July (if Kit and I can gather notes in timely fashion)
  • 21st century storytelling paper (collaborating with Kit O’Connell) due September 25 (also need presentation ready)
  • story of some length no shorter than a short story but potentially up to novel length, from collaborative project, due at same time as paper (preferably before; looks like I’ll be branching out into learning to write a mystery story. Fun!)
  • other diverse collaborative project bits, due same as above two
  • magical realism story with the twins, due as soon as it gels enough to write
  • Elliot’s story, due as soon as I figure out major structural horribleness
  • novel-in-progress, first draft due end of December at latest (I solved the Chapter 7 problem: I’m ignoring it, leaving it in outline form, and moving on to chapter 8. I’ll be wading through with editorial scythe once the draft is done anyway; so far there are about two chapters that approach anything resembling “good”.)
  • other sundry projects, both related to the novel and not, due whenever they jump out of my head and onto the page
  • This doesn’t mention at all the 5 single-spaced pages of poem and story ideas that could demand brain space at any time, nor all the writing ideas I hide in my LJ and forget to tag. I think that should keep me busy for at least a month or two, yes?

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