Annie Percik

Moving Forwards

My story, Moving Forwards, has been posted on Page and Spine.

You can read it here.

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Weeknotes - S03E20 - Very Productive

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Three really great writing sessions this week and tons of progress on all sorts of projects. It wasn’t always easy, but I stuck to the plan rather than the mood and ended up achieving a lot. Between one thing and another, I wrote over 10,000 words this week, which is several thousand more than I’ve managed in any other week so far this year.

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Weeknotes - S03E19 - Back to the Short Form

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I can just about claim another 7-day writing streak this week. I’m also pleased with my completion/submissions rate and feeling enthusiastic about some short story ideas in development.

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Fringe Guru Reviews at the Brighton Fringe 2019

My Fringe Guru reviews for the Brighton Fringe 2019 can be found here, along with those from the other reviewers who attended shows there too.

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The Train

My story, The Train, is featured in the anthology, Alternative Truths III: Endgame, produced by B Cubed Press.

You can buy a copy here.

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Weeknotes - S03E18 - Many and Varied Progressions

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I wrote every day this week and worked on projects in all five of my tracked categories - novels, fanfiction, competitions, non-fiction and blogging. A well-rounded and productive week.

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Novel Switching

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been very good at keeping to my schedule for both novels. I intend to send the revised Artisan back to the publisher by the end of May and I’m already two thirds of the way through. The Six Month Novel Programme gives me a detailed schedule for Colours and I’m not having too much trouble keeping up with that. But making revisions to one novel while drafting a second is proving more difficult than I anticipated.

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Weeknotes - S03E17 - Novel Slogging

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Mostly slogging away at the novels this week, plus some reviews. But there are short stories ideas percolating, which may turn into something soon.

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