A diary of a writer of science fiction as she dons her mecha combat suit to enter a future of endless wonder.
Tuesday 4 February 2020
Working on my Mojo
Since Christmas, things have been getting better, but I still haven't quite managed to get into my writing groove. However, I have started making models of the character mecha in my books. You can see what I'm doing over on my other blog.
I like turning ideas into things. The act of creating a model inspires ideas; a bit like playing when I was a child. My imagination takes over, and ideas for stories take shape.
In the meantime, I'm editing my next novel, The Bureau.
I've also started a short story called, Omake; the tale of a little lost robot and its companion. I shall try and sell that to a magazine.
And finally, I've been working on Two Moons, restructuring the order of scenes and inserting new scenes in the earlier parts as foreshadowing for what happens later.
Labels:
The Bureau,
Two Moons,
Writing-WIP
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