Following on from this morning’s post it’s now time to look at how much week has been. I had a lot on my plate to sort through and, though I’d love to blame other people, the main reason behind that is simply that I haven’t been on the ball.
Now with NaNoWriMo right around the corner I guess I’ll need to accept that those things not done will probably have to wait until December. *shrugs* Meh.
Last Week
~Look into ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’ cover art options.
I have some ideas. But I haven’t been back to Angie to check on her schedule nor have I delved into potential images. But I do have a concept, which is a start.
~Issue requests for two book reviews for ‘Vicki & Lara’ or any other story in the Meeting Each Other series
Yes. I mean… fuck… yes, I actually did it! I’m super proud of this one because I seem to have a strong aversion for asking for things. Whether it’s fear of rejection or something else, I really struggle to say ‘Would you mind if…?’ or ‘Can I trouble you for…?’. The fact that I’ve done it this week has put a massive spring in my step. Now I need to keep it up.
~Complete deep edits on ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’
Done! Waaaah, okay, that’s not as bad a week as I thought it was. I’ve done really well. ^_^ I’ll have to transfer those edits back to Scrivener and since I’m booked in with Karen for around Nov 15th, I need to make sure it’s done pretty soon. Guess that makes planning the rest of my week nice and easy!
This Week
It’s also the end of the month (near enough) so I need to factor in the odds’n’sods I want to clear up to achieve the full month goal if at all possible.
- Transfer ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’ edits back to Scrivener
- Do a ‘kindle read’ of ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’
- Send ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’ to beta readers
- Send one review request for any story in the Meeting Each Other Series
- Start NaNoWriMo (and keep up with the daily word count – DON’T go overboard if unnecessary)!
Done. Most of that needs to happen before Saturday, but since Slippers & Chains: Sugar Dust is with Jenn I should be fine in that regard.
Writing: A Conversation Without Interruptions 