For me, August has been a month of travelling. Not to anywhere far-flung; I’ve been making do with the traditional English seaside destinations and the like, checking out second-hand bookshops across the county for paperback horrors and at one point getting utterly lost in a rather nice wooded area that I somehow found hard to appreciate when enduring Blair Witch scenarios of walking past the same wooden bench for the sixth time.
I took a bit of a break from my writing along the way, but I’m ready to begin in earnest again next month. And boy, do I have stuff to begin in earnest with. I’ve got the draft for a book due by the end of September, and I’m determined to finish it. I’m also in early talks about a new, thoroughly awesome project that I can’t talk about just yet that I should be working on at the same time.
Best get cracking, then…
Articles published elsewhere this month:
- Splatterpunk Awards Reviews: Novels
- Hugo Awards Reviews: Novels and Novellas
- 2018 Hugo Awards Celebrate Apocalypse, Robotics and Social Satire
- Amazing Histories, October 1927: Prehistoric Life and Futuristic Crimes
Article topics for September and beyond:
Doris V. Sutherland 