Summary:

This felt like a very solid writing/editing week, with plenty of paid client work completed and also progress on various of my own creative projects.

 

Monday:

I edited another chunk of the client RPG text and also started developmental feedback on a previous client’s queer historical romance novel, which was a lot of fun.

I took the afternoon off from my usual Monday online focus session, but committed to attending the last online workshop for the course I’m doing with other people writing a first draft of their novel.

It was awesome and led to me actually writing the last scene of my current novel, A Wizard Calls My Name (out of order because I have four more still to write before that bit)!

 

Tuesday:

I woke up with even more thoughts about my upcoming first writing workshop so added to my notes.

I also went through the spreadsheet of possible discussion post topics for this year’s GYWO community and claimed a few. I’ve volunteered to focus on more complex subjects that have been requested a lot but never covered (since I was starting to repeat my posts) – which is going to be a lot more work, but possibly more interesting?

 

Wednesday:

I did a big chunk of RPG text editing this morning, then had a very productive coaching call with Sean from A Write and A Pint this afternoon.

We discussed an online talk we’re doing together in a couple of weeks, the workshop I’m running soon that he’s attending, and also me leading a section of the upcoming workshop day he’s running for our writing group towards the end of February. Exciting stuff!

 

Thursday:

I spent most of the day in Picturehouse Central, working on both client projects and writing the next Wizard scene.

 

Saturday:

We spent Friday playing games in The Ludoquist in Croydon so, today, I wrote reviews of those and the book I finished on the train on the way home.

 

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