So many words. So little time.
Tag: Sundays are for writing
I wrote zero book reviews this week, mainly because I DNFed several books. I also have very little reading time, so I gotta get my schedule sorted out somehow to fix that. It’s Texas. It’s over 100 degrees outside. I’m hot, tired, and super busy. Reading just isn’t happening much. Neither is writing. 
Happy writing!
This has been a very chaotic week at work. My dad was in the hospital for over two weeks and I was about to head to new Orleans when I heard he was getting out. I’m…exhausted. I did write two book reviews, though. The Story Keeper, by Kelly Rimmer and Hell to Pay, by Lora Beth Johnson. I’m woefully behind on my reading, but…oh well. I’m trying. No fiction work this week, except for finishing my read-through of the draft.
Happy writing!
This hasn’t been a very good week for actual writing–I wrote one book review, Destination Funeral, by Paige Harbison –but…I also read through a story draft in preparation to start working on it again, so that part was great.
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This was just an okay writing week. I wrote one book review, The Moonsingers, by Robyn J Pritzker. I DNFed a couple of books, and it was a terribly demanding and stressful week at work, so that’s it.
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I only wrote one book review this week, The River She Became, by Emily Varga. I was just too busy for much reading. Hopefully next week will be better.
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This was an excellent writing week! I wrote four book reviews: The Secret Thread, by Eve Chase, Cursed Ever After, by Andy C. Naranjo, When Dealing with Dragons, by Dana Swift, and Witch Season, by Julia Bianco.
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I only wrote two book reviews this week, Scandal of the Summer, by Alexandra Vasti and The Secret Thread, by Eve Chase. Just…too tired to read much, much less actually write anything.
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This was an okay writing week. I wrote my May reading post, my best books I read in May, and wrote a book review for The Stargazer of Nantucket, by Julie Gerstenblatt.
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This has been a fantastic writing week! I wrote five book reviews—and survived a hellish week at work.
–My Roman Summer, by Bruna De Luca
–The Heirs, by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
–The Valencia Expat Club, by June Patrick
–The Unicorn Hunters, by Katherine Arden
–The Chateau on Sunset, by Natasha Lester
Happy writing!
This was a decent writing week, considering my allergies are trying to kill me (bleh) and work felt like it was complicit in that effort. I wrote two book reviews, The Shippers, by Katherine Center, and Dungeons and Danger, by Elizabeth Penney.
I’m drinking copious amounts of hot tea, reading, and journaling, hoping my allergies cooperate with me so I can enjoy my birthday tomorrow.
Happy writing!
