Things improving

[catherineldf]

I forgotten how much I kind of missed Fimbul Winter in these parts. I get a lot more work done when it's too bloody cold to go outside. Granted I have to type wearing long fuzzy alpaca gloves (fingerless) in order to be able to feel my hands, but it's almost worth it.
New story in progress - I'm trying to get something together to submit to "Best Lesbian Romance" for this year. The draft is shaping up nicely. 2 new story subs out the door so far this year - one to one of Barbara Cardy's anthos, one to "Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet." Also working on a novel.
Anthology in progress. Various things going back to various people. If you're waiting, you're next in Catherine timelines (which are, in fact, less than glacial. Honest).
Looks like my story "Twilight" is out - "Best Fantastic Erotica, Vol.1" was just released from Circlet Press (http://www.circlet.com/?p=63). Huzzah! Glad to see this one toddle out into the world.
And I picked up another reading. This one will be in August at the GLBT Writers Series at Intermedia Arts here in town.
Now back to work.

Comments

[thaedeus.livejournal.com]

Glad things are improving!

They are for me too. I have slowed down writing music--to a song a week--so I can speed up writing fiction. I saw it in a cartoon once, and I think it will work.

I ported most of my finished short stories into scrivener, so I can stop worrying about things being in multiple older formats. scrivener will spit
out manuscript format at the touch of a button, while I get to 'just write.'

Ran into a few strange premises and beginnings that make me wish I
had a forensic analysis timeline of my bloodstream.

[catherineldf.livejournal.com]

That sounds like a story in and of itself. :-)