I love the girl with the golden hair, and the Tennessee stud loves the Tennessee mare

[rolanni]

Ghost Ship revisions today, as advertised. I expanded an existing scene, moved another, wrote a third. Steve expanded yet another scene, and...I think we've achieved what was asked for.

I think.

I'm printing the manuscript as presently configured out in order to read it One! More! Time! and make sure that I didn't break something while I was fixing something else. Which is not as uncommon a problem as you might think.

Don't forget! Tomorrow is the first day of the Epic Carousel Tides Tweet-a-Thon from @BaenBooks!

Also?

It's Monday.

Tired now. See y'all tomorrow.

Comments

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

tweet-tweet, tweet-tweet, his 'puter went tweet-tweet-tweet...

now we're tweeting 120, as fast as my thumb can go...

Hey, buddy, how do you get this thing on to a 'puter screen?

[mardott.livejournal.com]

I am just now reading Carousel Tides, and my I just say? I love it.

Seriously. It's over-the-top wonderful. I can so see this as a TV show. Do you Know Anyone in Business?

Also... glad Steve is home. Now you can both get on with Being Well and Staying That Way. I'm still sending healing vibes your way, especially for any annoying lifestyle changes you might have to make. Even taking more pills can be an adjustment.

[mardott.livejournal.com]

Oh, Fudge... "the business". I meant the business.

[baobrien.livejournal.com]

That's one of my favorite songs... fun to hear about progress on Ghost Ship.

[otterb.livejournal.com]

"make sure that I didn't break something while I was fixing something else. Which is not as uncommon a problem as you might think."

A long time ago, when my job was still software development, I ran across the wonderful word "iatrogenic." It means an illness caused by the doctor or course of treatment. I immediately recognized it as applicable beyond medicine, to lots of the bugs I had to track down which were caused by my fix of the previous bug.

It is, alas, a highly common problem across the spectrum of human experience. But I hope you didn't experience it in Ghost Ship this go-round.

Revisions Ghost Ship

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Looks like Steve is feeling well enough to write. Good. He's expanding a scene. This is the first time I've been through the actual writing of a book. Wasn't here for Mouse and Dragon.

C. and Gang