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If we’ve been exchanging emails, or if I owe you emails, and you haven’t received a response in the last 2-3 days, let me know. I have been experiencing technical difficulties, but all email should now be caught up on. Thanks!
Training Tonight
Tonight was 25 minutes jogging followed by 25 minutes biking. I’m starting to up the jogging by .1 miles per session to kick it up a little. I’m only jogging at 4.2 right now, and I think I can get that up to a proper running speed of 6 (::gulp::) in the… um… foreseeable future?
Murder Your Darlings, or: Move it or Lose It
I hate cutting out cool characters who it turns out you just don’t need for the book. One of my walk on characters from GW got a fairly lengthy scene in BD in a chapter that, well, doesn’t really need her so much anymore (she doesn’t show up later in the book, so doing a
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Fun with Revisions
I seemed to have some confusion about whether or not Nyx’s kid clerk was a Ras Tiegan refugee, a half breed orphan, or a full blooded Nasheenian from the coast whose mother was a career breeder. All of these conflicting historical details appeared within the same 12-page spread.
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Next Project
I’ve been contemplating what project to take up after I finish Babylon, mainly because it’s never too early to start doing book research and working out plot points. Basically, I can work on the 5-book fantasy saga about genocide, polyamorous matriarchy, and the end of the world, or I can write the standalone book about
30,000 Steps to Peru
So, as many of you know, we have a health and wellness program here at the day job. It includes two hour and a half long training sessions a week, diet and nutrition advice (should you choose to solicit it), quarterly fitness assessments, and monthly fitness challenges. It’s all voluntary, of course, and one’s participation
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Teheran
In order to help me with some of my lazy city and dwelling descriptions in the fictional country of Tirhan (capital, Shirhazi), I’ve been browsing photos of the real (city of) Teheran today, and this is all I have to say about that: I’d do just about anything to live in Teheran for a year.
Money, Money
Man, somebody needs to send me some money. I have a sudden urge to buy mad numbers of books. I knew I shouldn’t have opened my wishlist.