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.

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[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.