Scattered on Cloth

Bloody hell it was not easy dragging this story over the finish line. I didn’t think I’d even get close for at least another week. I kinda thought yesterday I was getting close but I still didn’t expect to finish this week and certainly didn’t expect it to be today.
So hooray!
It’s a complete first draft and as shite as it should be for a first draft. I’ve already started going over the story just to see how shite it really is. 🙂

Anywho, done is done. Beginning, middle, end. So forth and so on.

I think I can actually have a break once I’ve made sure this story actually makes sense. A real break.
[Indigo Romeo Lima] is with my editor.
Scattered on Cloth is a complete shite-draft.

There is nothing in front of me that I need to do this year. I don’t want to start thinking that maybe there’ll be a Veronica Tracey Spy/PI Book Seven and I don’t want to start thinking about the final story in the Fates Entwined: Spellbound Bookshop Trilogy.
So, I’m not.
Although I probably should but I’m not.
Nope.
I’m geared up for the launch of [IRL] next year. (The only thing I need is books but that’s definitely not a now problem because you know we aren’t at that stage yet.)

Now I get to play with blurbs and graphics. I get to do the fun stuff. And I’m excited for it.
Right now, I’m going to have a glass of wine and be nice to McWristy who deserves a break.
Oh, have you all seen the covers?

2 thoughts on “Scattered on Cloth

  1. I’m really happy for you that this d raft is done. I’ve always found that getting the first draft done is the hardest thing. The revising/editing stuff is just fixing things. You can’t fix what’s not there, so yeah, writing that first draft is the hardest.

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