Liveblog: April 7, 2012, lunchbreak
Breaking for lunch. Revisions a little going a little slower than I thought. Confused protagonist still wary of federal agent., strange woman and soldier trying to convince him to leave a strange apartment.
Writing day: Liveblog?
Saturday, April 7, 9:18 a.m: Beginning my writing day today. Thought I would experiment with a live blog, because I know you want to know my every thought and idea.
I will attempt to update you periodically as I write. I should probably just do this on Facebook or Twitter, but neither posts directly to WordPress. Anyhow, my first task is to edit last weekend’s revision of my WIP, revising the first draft of my science fiction novel, which I don’t yet have a title for.
As the Plot Turns
This post will be much more like a tweet. It’s short and points you to a link of a new favorite writer, Melinda Snodgrass, a blog post at her website about her plotting, and she’s an excellent plotter. Anyhow, here you go: How I Write.
You Might Think I’m Crazy, Well I’ve Got a Blog for You to Keep You Sane
Steering away from SF and random posts on writing, I’m going to give you a link to a friend’s blog. If you are a bit whacky you might get help from her. (Hope she takes no offense to my attempts at humor.)
Brief comments: The Stars My Destination
The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
A good novel. Better on the second read. Obviously influential to the genre–cyberpunk in particular. But I seem to be missing why it’s such a seminal SF work. Still, Gully Foyle maybe most memorable character in SF.
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