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Cry 'Woof'

Bleeding Delicately on the Page

Last updated on: December 23, 2014 at 6:14 pm   by willduquette

Bleeding Delicately on the Page 2014-12-23T18:14:43-05:00 willduquette

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Wonder of wonders, I actually got some fiction writing done this week. I’ve written the first draft of another scene for Watchman for Daybreak, the first story set in the S’Mary’s World universe, adding another 1500 words. It’s beginning to come together, plot-wise, though the eventual structure is still somewhat up for grabs.

And then, I added a bit to “Jeeves and the Nameless Ichor”…but then came to the sad realization that to do it properly I’m going to need to immerse myself in Bertie Wooster for a while, or I won’t be able to get Bertie’s voice quite right. Mind you, I don’t at all mind immersing myself in P.G. Wodehouse.

And finally, a couple of years ago I wrote a novel entitled Vikings at Dino’s. It’s been sitting on my hard disk; until recently, only a few people had actually seen much of it, and I kept telling myself I was going to revise it further. Practically speaking, though, it’s done. I might make a few changes as I proof-read it, but I’m now starting the process to get it cleaned up and published as an e-book. (If I don’t get it out in the next few weeks, you’re allowed to nag me.) I’ve got one or two other stories I might put out there as well. So watch this space.

(And don’t forget about Island of the Panzer-Schnauzers, available at an Amazon near you!)

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