@flyingwordcraft.ink
SFF author, engineer. Spends his time writing, building things, and telling his wife and kids silly jokes. Adores intricate, detailed storytelling that gets him believing in a magic system or fanciful technology as much as its characters.
Second day of #SanFranciscoWritersConference down. I've met so many wonderful people with amazing stories to tell and heard so many great panel discussions. What a crazy, wonderful ride this is. #sfwc
Done!
Thanks, and yes please!
I couldn’t be more excited to take the next step in my writing journey with @erniechiara.com and @fuseliterary.bsky.social !
If you feel the ground it shaking, that might just be me holding in some amazing news. What a wild month it’s been…
1. Exciting new outline
2. Exciting new 3D printer
(order of priorities TBD)
Rewriting this outline from the antagonist’s perspective has been really useful: now I’m stuck in all sorts of new and interesting places
Absolutely have at it! Sara is an… interesting person, not somebody you necessarily like much on first meeting 😅. I’d love to hear whatever feedback you have
@erniechiara.com 👋
I think I need to add a flashback. I might also need to lie down.
Finally thinking about The Next Writing Project and trying not to get exhausted by all the world building required or the madness that is the publishing game.
This new outline is going so slow, but I guess that's to be expected considering I haven't practiced this phase of the writing process in multiple years.
Nothing illustrates the enormity of long-form writing quite like moving from editing a near-finished project to starting something new.
Wisdom from the children: “anything can be dessert if you believe”
If I ever open a donut shop, it shall be called Hole Foods
That feeling when you decide to tear apart Chapter One like you wish you’d done months ago
“What inspired you to write this book?”
I could write another book explaining that.