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Yesterday I started writing another book. I guess I've begun my own little collection of incomplete novels. I think I'm up to three now. I plan on finishing most of them, but opportunities to submit keep popping up here and there. And by the time I'm ready to get back to what I was writing before, the passion is gone. At least temporarily.
With this new piece, I've set a goal of one month to finish it. I think it'll be about 20k to 30k words...a novella, really. The goal seems reasonable enough. And get this: It's not horror. I enjoy writing horror as well as reading it, but this particular idea is just something I guess I need to get out while it's fresh in my head.
I'm a huge fan of dialogue-driven indie films, and this is my attempt at writing a book that's in the same vein as something like "Prince Avalanche" or "Spring Forward." I hope to be able to put this book out before the year is up, though I know I'll be pretty busy with the Bumps in the Road anthology, a proofreading job I just picked up, a contest or two, and hopefully some more freelancing for the big boys.
Audio News!
The audio book version of Night as a Catalyst will be available by the end of the month. I can't wait for you to hear it! I know there are at least a few of you who listen to books during your commutes or at work.
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One more thing. The first in my Double Feature Collections, Two Before Dawn, is now available in print. Please note that the two-story anthology contains a story (Self-Immolation) that is found in Night as a Catalyst, but also contains a story (The Damned Thing) that can be found in no other book. I don't expect to sell many copies of this print version. I created it pretty much just to put on my own shelf and for any family or friends who want to do the same. Hence the reason I set it to the lowest possible cost that Amazon would allow.