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Jun. 30th, 2014 11:36 amA few Waters of Time-related notes:
- I rediscovered and posted on my blog the floor plan for Evensong, Hector Armitage's manor house, that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pharnabazus made me ages ago.
- If you've read Time and Fevers, you might be interested in checking out my Snape crossover story "In Time of Pestilence" on AO3.
- I just need to redo the TFT cover (I'm using GIMP now, which works much better for me than the previous image software) and then I'll upload files for a new edition, with corrected typos. Had a panic while noting them for correction, until I finally realized that the Kindle copy I have is the original, with tons of missing italics, and the December revision fixed most of those. But there were a few left, and some other stuff. Better to have as clean a version as possible.
- I'm thinking about posting "The Opposite of an Epitaph" on AO3, with a link to my website. I hope this would be kosher; it's not the purpose of the archive, but I'm getting frustrated knowing there are people out there who love my fanfic who have no idea I've written original stuff, and some of them have subscribed to me so at least they'd be aware this story exists even if they didn't read it. Thoughts?
- Trying to come up with a way to give myself space to start writing Book Five (which I need to find a title for, stat). If I can get away for a few days, I may be able to concentrate without all the distractions of the to-do list. I'd like to do a draft of the first chapter and a vague plan for the rest of the book, and that will help with knowing what research needs to be done and what plots need to be hatched.
Otherwise, we continued our Shakespearean adventures last week with a production of As You Like It in the ruins of a girls' boarding school in the next county over - great fun - and I have started doing Jazzercise. This morning I walked the mile to class and then another back, which in combination gave me my 10,000 steps for the day (I should accumulate a few more by nightfall).
And we really really need rain.
- I rediscovered and posted on my blog the floor plan for Evensong, Hector Armitage's manor house, that
pharnabazus made me ages ago.- If you've read Time and Fevers, you might be interested in checking out my Snape crossover story "In Time of Pestilence" on AO3.
- I just need to redo the TFT cover (I'm using GIMP now, which works much better for me than the previous image software) and then I'll upload files for a new edition, with corrected typos. Had a panic while noting them for correction, until I finally realized that the Kindle copy I have is the original, with tons of missing italics, and the December revision fixed most of those. But there were a few left, and some other stuff. Better to have as clean a version as possible.
- I'm thinking about posting "The Opposite of an Epitaph" on AO3, with a link to my website. I hope this would be kosher; it's not the purpose of the archive, but I'm getting frustrated knowing there are people out there who love my fanfic who have no idea I've written original stuff, and some of them have subscribed to me so at least they'd be aware this story exists even if they didn't read it. Thoughts?
- Trying to come up with a way to give myself space to start writing Book Five (which I need to find a title for, stat). If I can get away for a few days, I may be able to concentrate without all the distractions of the to-do list. I'd like to do a draft of the first chapter and a vague plan for the rest of the book, and that will help with knowing what research needs to be done and what plots need to be hatched.
Otherwise, we continued our Shakespearean adventures last week with a production of As You Like It in the ruins of a girls' boarding school in the next county over - great fun - and I have started doing Jazzercise. This morning I walked the mile to class and then another back, which in combination gave me my 10,000 steps for the day (I should accumulate a few more by nightfall).
And we really really need rain.
