I cranked out a new flash fiction story today. I will be publishing the next issue of the newsletter this week or next. I’m excited about the flash fiction piece. I decided to do something historical from the point of view of a child. I’ll be interested in reactions. Don’t miss it. Subscribe now.

My blog and newsletter have suffered due to a busy schedule and the priority of roughing in the chapters of the Warrior project. Some of my chapters are rougher than others. Always that way at this point. I was surprised to realize chapter 21 was my focus today. I have 38 plotted. Things should be in good shape by Christmas! The goal is to have a finished manuscript ready by mid-March. I devote the first two hours of the day to writing. My goal is to start at 7 a.m. on weekdays. (Actually, I usually start somewhere between 7:15 and 7:30. I’m spending too much time drinking coffee and reading the news.)

I’ve thought writing is like sculpting a block of marble. You start with an idea. You hammer away and the chips fly until a rough shape emerges. Then you refine and polish. I am definitely at the hammering stage. But today I stepped back and saw the beginnings of the rough shape. [smile]

5 thoughts on “Next Issue of the Newsletter in the Works

  1. Annabelle

    Sounds good. I enjoyed reading your post.

    1. Elmer Fuller

      Thanks, Annabelle!

  2. Elaine

    So exciting to anticipate the finished work!

  3. Mary

    Keep chiseling! The “shape” will be worth the effort.

    1. Elmer Fuller

      ?

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