Originally posted by Renee Scattergood:
I know... weird title. But it's totally relevant. I've fallen so far behind again thanks to the flu.Worse, I get sick really easily.
And even worse than that... I have to take a trip into town tomorrow, and I know there are going to be people sneezing, coughing and other nasty things in my proximity.
It can't be helped though. It's winter and my daughter needs pants for school, so I'll brave the germ infested mall and hope I get out of it unscathed.
Needless to say, I haven't gotten much done recently as far as writing. Episode 21 of my Shadow Stalker serial was due to be released today, and I'm still working on the end of Episode 20. So yeah... I'm getting there, but it definitely won't be on time.
I've decided I'm just going to release things as I finish them for now... at least until flu season is over. I do have a short story I wrote last year (forgot about it completely) that I'll hopefully be releasing on the 21st. It just needs a bit of editing (and a cover). And I hope I'll have Episodes 20 and 21 finished before the end of the month. That's what I'm shooting for anyway. We'll see how it goes.
I did start working on my new serial a little while I was sick. It's going to be fun to write. I'm doing it a lot differently than Shadow Stalker. For one, it's not going to have a definitive ending. Each year I plan to write a new season of 22 episodes, and I'll keep writing until people get sick of it (or I run out of story ideas). Also, the episodes are going to be much shorter, but I'll be releasing a new one every two weeks, so readers won't have to wait nearly as long.
I'll be writing these well in advance too (in fact, I'll be halfway finished with season one by the end of this year), so getting them released in time shouldn't be an issue.
I've put my novels on hold until I'm caught up with the serial episodes though. But I'm nearly ready to get started on the writing.
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