So, last night I wrote the second of two sex scenes in Transistor, and it got me thinking about my rules for writing sex scenes. Yes, I have rules for writing sex scenes, because that’s just how my life goes. The thing is those rules are why my sex scenes pretty much always get positive …
Much like I did with Mail Order Bride and Scatter, I want to share as much about my latest novel with you, so here is the back cover blurb I wrote for for Transistor, which is a fluffy, angsty lesbian superhero romance with a Trans protagonist. Keep in mind that the book is still in …
A chapter shorter than I expected, but still almost 95K words. God, this has been an adventure, and I am so, so freaking proud of myself for writing this book. There are not words for how much it means to me.
(The title will make more sense once you’re read Transistor, I promise.) Writing is, by its very nature, a solitary pursuit. Sure, there are people who work with writing partners. I’ve even done that a time or two myself. But even when you’re working with someone, the actual writing is done alone, with nothing but …
I broke 80K words on Transistor this morning. Getting close to the end. Maybe another 5 or 6 chapters, depending on how things shake out.
So, I try to have a coherent topic for these posts. I figure if I’m putting up content to try to encourage people to give me money over on my Patreon, I owe them good content. Today though, I’m cheating a bit, because it’s been a rough week, and honestly, I’ve had writer’s block from …
This is a quick breakdown of the status of my various projects. Mail Order Bride: On Submission to Publisher. Response Expected Late October. Scatter: On Submission to Publisher. Response Expected Late October. The Master of Puppets: First Draft Finished. Awaiting Revisions. Transistor: 76,515 words. First Draft should be finished within the next two weeks. The …
(TW: Mentions of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors) So, I got asked a question yesterday by one of my Alpha readers for Transistor that threw me for a loop. To give a bit of context, Naomi is the main character of Transistor, and due to a mistake made by her doctors, she ends up with an …
Transistor is at 51,902 words. Major characters (so far) include: A trans woman A hundred trillion tiny robots A Nephilim A Superhero recruiter 5 Archangels The Devil A stuffed dog A Dragon And Cinderella
Some weeks, coming up with a topic for the blog is easier than others. This is a week I struggled. A lot of that is because I did the post on how reality influences writing a couple of weeks ago, and I wasn’t sure I wanted to revisit that idea so soon, but given what …