Nothing more done on OT, today; I spent the evening reworking my loglines and synopses based on some interesting feedback. Dunno how successful I was, but they's as good as they's gonna be, right now, 'cause I'm beat. And tomorrow is a 4 hour drive to Hudson, Ohio for the Indie Gathering. I have no idea what to expect, but at least it'll get me somewhat out of my shell.
I'll have my laptop with me, and if things don't go well, I can always whip it out and get back to work on OT. I'm not getting any response from the illustrator for David Martin so I guess that own't happen over the next two week. Meaning buckle down and complete Jake's mystery, Kyle.
I got my set of Battlestar Galactica...and it's big. Lovin' that.
I've got a new ghost story knocking at my brain...one told in three parts. If it does what I think it will, the third part should be as suspenseful as hell, because it will be repeating what happened in parts 1 & 2, neither of which turns out well. Hee-hee...
Still trying to figure out some humor to add to my work. Each story is different, but I need something to lighten the load and add to the entertainment value.
Sounds shallow, doesn't it? So very NOT Woody Allen in his Ingmar Bergman phase.
I'll have my laptop with me, and if things don't go well, I can always whip it out and get back to work on OT. I'm not getting any response from the illustrator for David Martin so I guess that own't happen over the next two week. Meaning buckle down and complete Jake's mystery, Kyle.
I got my set of Battlestar Galactica...and it's big. Lovin' that.
I've got a new ghost story knocking at my brain...one told in three parts. If it does what I think it will, the third part should be as suspenseful as hell, because it will be repeating what happened in parts 1 & 2, neither of which turns out well. Hee-hee...
Still trying to figure out some humor to add to my work. Each story is different, but I need something to lighten the load and add to the entertainment value.
Sounds shallow, doesn't it? So very NOT Woody Allen in his Ingmar Bergman phase.
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