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2020 the year of CANCELED
Let's hope 2021 is more eventful. In good ways.
So let's see, wrapping up 2020:
Bound in Blue: Book 3 of the Narvan is being held over to 2021 for publishing since I was not able to get out and promote Book 2. Book 4 is still slated for Fall of 2021.
Everyone in my house has remained generally healthy.
Cover art for Spindelkin is 3/4 done.
I miss talking to readers but the majority of the few shows I was able to do went really well. So overall, I'm going to call sales successful on that front.
I co-wrote a book, which was an interesting and new experience. That should be out in 2021 as well.
Which also brings us to this month's IWSG question: Are there months or times of the year that you are more productive with your writing than other months, and why?
Definitely! I write all year, but November is my dedicated pound out a lot of words month, thanks to NaNoWriMo.
This year I participated in my 15th year of National Novel Writing Month and had my earliest win ever on day 17. Why? Because I retired as ML last year so I could just sit back and write instead of wrangling writers and hosting events all month. I also didn't have any book-selling events all month. = lots more time to write.
This November, I wrapped up the first draft of The Minor Years: A Narvan novel and the first draft of Spindelkin, a YA fairy tale. Both books were about halfway done at the beginning of the month, so it feels good to have fully finished drafts to dive into editing in the new year.
I also broke my 60K in a month word record with 75K.
How was your 2020?
