So many words. So little time.
Tag: Sundays are for writing
This was an excellent writing week! I did five fiction sessions, and four book reviews: Second Tide’s the Charm, by Chandra Blumberg, The Fiance Dilemma, by Elena Armas, Serenity by the Sea, by Jennifer Vido, and Ne’er Duke Well, by Alexandra Vasti. I hope you got some writing in!
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This was a good writing week! I got in five fiction sessions, three book reviews, That Prince is Mine, by Jayci Lee, My Favourite Mistake, by Marian Keyes and Castle of the Cursed, by Romina Garber, and also my July reading post and the best books I read in July.
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This was an okay writing week: five fiction sessions and one book review, The Haunting of Hecate Cavendish, by Paula Brackston. Had some stuff going on in my family this week, so writing was a struggle, but it happened.
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This was a decent writing week: one book review, Dashed, by Amanda Quain, and five fiction (brainstorming) sessions. I gotta get some things sorted out mentally so I can write.
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This was a tough writing week. It was a tough week in general. I had to alter my Monday-Friday writing schedule, and just now finished up my fifth fiction session for the week. I also wrote one book review, The Seaside Sisters, by Pamela M. Kelley.
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This was a decent writing week: I wrote one book review, All’s Fair in Love and War, by Virginia Heath, and five fiction sessions. I finally finished going through my original draft and cleaning it up/getting everything switched over for the genre change, so This next week I’ll be back to actual new writing.
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This has been a solid writing week: I got in five fiction sessions and two book reviews, Loyally, Luke, by Pepper Basham and The Way of the Hermit, by Ken Smith. That last book was a surprisingly interesting read to me, and I really loved the descriptions of the Scottish wilderness.
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Despite this being a bit of a chaotic week at work, it was a good writing week. I got in five fiction sessions, and also wrote three book reviews, The Sicilian Inheritance, by Jo Piazza, Bless Your Heart, by Lindy Ryan, and A Burden of Ice and Bone, by Kyra Whitton.
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This was a great writing week—and I was out of town Monday-Friday for training. I wrote three book reviews: The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple, by Joanna Davidson Politano, What’s Eating Jackie Oh?, by Patricia Park, and The One That Got Away with Murder, by Trish Lundy. The first and last books are worth reading. The middle one…not so much. I also got in five fiction sessions.
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This was a solid writing week: I got in five fiction sessions, and two book reviews, The British Booksellers, by Kristy Cambron and The Reappearance of Rachel Price, by Holly Jackson. Busy week with family in town, a birthday party for my nephew, and my aunt in the hospital, so I’m pleased I stuck to my writing.
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Tomorrow Is Another Day 